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F16wes
Joined: 29 Jan 2009
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Location: Orlando, Florida
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Clarence
Joined: 08 Mar 2006
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Location: Smith Mtn Lake, VA
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"SOPS-1036" comes up as a troubleshooting topic in the 1271 circuit manual. So I think it's probably a model intended for commercial rear projection... no case, easier to quickly remove and replace parts. Maybe from a Disney ride like Haunted Mansion.
The value is probably closer to $200-250. And that's IF it has minty tubes, hopefully an unused spare. Not worth any shipping cost.
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r.bauer
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Location: The Netherlands
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It has 7" tubes and is liquid coupled. It is a retro projector based on the sony 12XX series. You can easily identify the individual components/boards in the pictures.
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MrCRTing
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Location: Brighton UK
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Hi
It was a RVP 6010 CRT rear projection display with 60 inch screen, have a couple of these chassis (removed from RVP 6010 with broken screen material) in my garage at home, usefull for bits if you have a VPH-1270/1, they take up less space when out of the cabinets.
Uses 07MP electrostatic focus tubes, if it was local to me i.e in the UK and about 10 mins away I would give it a new home and reunite it with its brothers in my garage 
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ecrabb
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Joined: 13 Mar 2006
Posts: 15909
Location: Utah
TV/Projector: JVC RS40, Epson 5010
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| MrCRTing wrote: | | Uses 07MP electrostatic focus tubes, if it was local to me i.e in the UK and about 10 mins away I would give it a new home and reunite it with its brothers in my garage |
You mean you'd give it a new home IF the current owner weren't asking a ridiculous and utter unobtainable sum of money for it?
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MrCRTing
Joined: 03 Feb 2008
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Location: Brighton UK
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| Posted: Tue Jun 23, 2009 12:09 am Post subject: |
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| ecrabb wrote: | | MrCRTing wrote: | | Uses 07MP electrostatic focus tubes, if it was local to me i.e in the UK and about 10 mins away I would give it a new home and reunite it with its brothers in my garage |
You mean you'd give it a new home IF the current owner weren't asking a ridiculous and utter unobtainable sum of money for it?
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I'll give them a £1 for it, that's all it would go for at my local electronic junk sale, either that or charge them to take it away. 
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ecrabb
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That seller has had that projector for sale at LEAST a year or two. I'm pretty sure if you searched hard enough, you'd find a thread or two here about it. They must have way too much money it to be asking a silly price like that. They'd be incredibly lucky to get $200 for it! If they keep asking that price for it another year or two, they'll have to pay someone to take it if they want rid of it.
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