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Old 04-08-2009, 13:24   #2992
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Smile Re: Coming Soon to Virgin TV (2009)

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Originally Posted by royaltiger View Post
It was huge took two to lift, i shall try and remember model, all I remember was how deep it was from front to back, also could not get it in the car

---------- Post added at 13:44 ---------- Previous post was at 13:17 ----------

This was the model, got my inches and centimetres mixed up it was 58 cm not inches
http://guildford.gumtree.com/guildford/39/40539139.html
Aha! I should have guessed that. I found it alien to quote feet and inches in my reply postings. Personally I think we should all be talking metric here.

Anyway, I doubt you'd get a 50" flat panel display into a Smart car or a Nissan Micra either. It's beginning to sound like tail wagging dog. To own a 50"+ flat panel you need a bigger car to get it home and a bigger home to view it in.

I have a 5" B&W set that can operate from batteries, mains or the car lighter socket. You can watch it comfortably in 'the smallest room in the house' with the telescopic aerial or a co-ax feed from the RF out of the VM STB. It's not HD, it's not widescreen, it's not stereo, it's not even colour but you never have to miss a programme!

It was a mixup between imperial and metric that caused the loss of the Mars Climate Orbiter.
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