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ben · 31st May 2020, 9:21 pm

I vaguely recall stashing a 21" Anubis set in a dank corner of the workshop many moons ago. I think it had an unusual fault whereby adjusting the contrast or brightness made the picture fade to black from the bottom up!

If I still have it, you'd be welcome to any bits from it because I have so many working black plastic sets of that size I doubt I'd ever do anything with it.

The catch is:
a) no idea when I'll be able to get to that part of the workshop to dig it out
b) I'd be able to bring the chassis of whatever parts you needed with me to the UK, but no idea when that would be.
c) Postage from here might be expensive, but I could check.
d) There may be other faults that have developed in the interim (has not been powered up for at least 10 years)

I am hoping to be able to go to the workshop in the next week or so as the lockdown restrictions are easing. If you think you might be interested despite the above, let me know.

31st May 2020, 9:21 pm	#74
ben Dekatron Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Madrid, Spain / Wirral, UK Posts: 7,498	Re: Help with a Philips Anubis AAC Set I vaguely recall stashing a 21" Anubis set in a dank corner of the workshop many moons ago. I think it had an unusual fault whereby adjusting the contrast or brightness made the picture fade to black from the bottom up! If I still have it, you'd be welcome to any bits from it because I have so many working black plastic sets of that size I doubt I'd ever do anything with it. The catch is: a) no idea when I'll be able to get to that part of the workshop to dig it out b) I'd be able to bring the chassis of whatever parts you needed with me to the UK, but no idea when that would be. c) Postage from here might be expensive, but I could check. d) There may be other faults that have developed in the interim (has not been powered up for at least 10 years) I am hoping to be able to go to the workshop in the next week or so as the lockdown restrictions are easing. If you think you might be interested despite the above, let me know. __________________ Regards, Ben.