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Restoration Mini TV produced in 1981 | Antique television restore | Restore old Mini TV
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Japanese tv National Panasonic Mini tv restoration video
Matsushita electric
Made in Japan

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@rxblx2442 2 года назад

Back in the 90s, my grandparents were throwing away a little TV similar to this, and 15 year old me stole it away into my room without anyone noticing. I played hours of unsanctioned SNES on it. Not to mention many late night BBC comedies. Great memories.

@nostaljunkie 2 года назад

Your comment made my day :) Oldies but goldies...

@lapque 2 года назад

what an great childhood u have :)

@davidwallace785 Год назад

I got a binatone b and w 12 Inch portable from my granny in about 94 😂. I remember the first thing I watched was channel four racing

@jasonshouseoffunandvideoga7169 2 года назад

Just blown away at seeing a TV that size playing a console from the late 90's and good. These vids that you do are great. You seem to bring almost anything that must would discard as non functional back to life. Amazing job 🔥

@resEG 2 года назад

Glad you like them!

@DomWhoDoesStuff 2 года назад

plug in the ps5

@kdkkk684 5 месяцев назад

Very good

@dougharkness6776 2 года назад

So much nostalgia. I remember when seeing a TV like that was mind blowing. Great Job on the restoration!

@resEG 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@JoseLuis-ur3ho 2 года назад

Another item from our past saved for future generations to see . Love the videos.

@resEG 2 года назад

Thanks for watching!

@Home8590-d4g 2 года назад

Great 👍😊 restoration mini tv car 🚗

@darrinfromvault801 2 года назад

This was awesome. Even if you hadn't been able to restore it I'd love 1 as a cool little collectible to put on display I actually have a Sony Playstation 3d TV that's been sitting broken in its box since 2014 (worked for 3 months before burning out). Would love to see if you could fix it

@natruljames1056 2 года назад

Im 14 and I would give anything to live in the 90's, Where tech was so simple.

@kitkakot12 2 года назад

What a cute little one! 🥺 It’s kinda sad todays companies doesn’t make TV’s like that

@jojojoma3026 2 года назад

I liked the part during the screen polishing where the restorer grew two more hands!

@tomyyoung2624 2 года назад

cool tv! Yes to mention many late night BBC comedies. Great memories.

@MrShotgunWaffles 2 года назад

They used a Dreamcast to test it! This person is beautiful. 😭

@victorthornton8680 2 года назад

I still have one of these and 2 battary packs and it still works

@SC.243k 2 года назад

Wow, very cool 👍✌️👌 thanks my friend 👋

@resEG 2 года назад

Thank you 👍

@KingJunny 2 года назад

Omg. This video just unlocked one heck of a core memory for me. I remember as a kid, I watched TV sometimes on my mom's? grandmother's?grandfather's? (dunno' who it belonged to) portable handheld one. I want to say it was the Zenith BT044S. Either that or a Casio one. Either way, such an amazing little thing. I miss it now. Lol..

@resEG 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it! ❤️

@Xbxone 2 года назад

I watch a lot of restoration videos and this is the first I've thought "I wouldn't touch that". Braver man than I.

@TheMailmanOfSteel 2 года назад

In the before times, even before the NES or Gameboy were a thing. Now everyone has a superior screen on their smart phones and tablets. I still have my Sega Nomad (that still works!) that was a constant companion during road trips as a kid. No longer have the battery charger and stack of rechargeable AA's that I had to keep in a backpack so that it would live for longer than 2 hours at a time.

@Tom-zq7lu 2 года назад

FANTASTIC AND BEAUTIFUL, RESTAURATION THANKS 👍🆗🙂

@resEG 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it

@Tom-zq7lu 2 года назад

@@resEG HAPPY DAY 👍

@Freddyfan1428 2 года назад

I can only imagine the satisfaction you get when you complete a project like this... (Especially when it works perfectly!) although I'd imagine you get pretty tired from burning up so much elbow grease with the disassembly, cleaning, and scrubbing! Has there ever been many projects that you've had to refuse because you knew that they were beyond repair or have you attempted some hopeless causes just to get a look inside certain items?

@ВадимКузнецов-з2й 2 года назад

...ха!-, у меня точно такой-же телек был, правда в прошлом веке, весь союз объездил с ним в кабине, отличная была техника для своего времени!!!

@resEG 2 года назад

Спасибо за просмотр

@JStrick525 2 года назад

Beautiful job! It looks nearly brand new! I love giving my god kids things like this to see how long it takes them to figure it out. They did well enough with a landline telephone but got stuck at the end because they didn’t know anyone’s phone number. The Walkman we tried later was a total no-go. 🤦🏻‍♀️ 😄

@JorgeSoares-m4o 12 дней назад

O cara pra fazer isso tem que ter muita paciência 😊e amor❤ a profissão

@btw_jack 2 года назад

That was owesome the mini tv

@dodyhhim9480 2 года назад

Great job and the great work

@resEG 2 года назад

Thanks for the visit

@moslem007k 2 года назад

Verrry good

@Alessandro9ds 2 года назад

Vou are THE BEST. Congratulations. Directly com Brasil.

@ramongarza5583 2 года назад

Gran canal .. gracias por compartir su conocimiento . Sugerencia: a los que estamos empezando sería un buen video enseñarnos a usar el multimeter . Gracias

@user-gd5zr8xb9g 2 года назад

For those who don't understand why MANY people prefer the original console to modern emulators, its nostalgia. If you have fond memories playing this console as a child, nothing but an original console will do. It's a great feeling to relive happier times.

@davidepiccini9254 2 года назад

Wow Amazing video very intense video

@resEG 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it

@sunstarburst Год назад

I most definitely remember these mini car tellys. If a person had a tv or a phone installed in their car back then you could tell them zip. LoL!!!

@neolancer 2 года назад

I had the same TV under the Brand Roadstar.

@lolcec81 2 года назад

Комментарий в поддержку канала и ролика, а также труда мастера.

@johneygd 2 года назад

Connecting the sega dreamcast to it was the best part.

@zhvn328 2 года назад

xem kênh này thích thật

@rajanvarghese8156 2 года назад

SUPER! WHEN I WERE IN SHARJAH IN 1983...I HAVE SEEN ONE VALVE TV! WHEN SWITCH ON IT WILL WORK AFTER 5 MNTS!..WHEN I CAME ON LEAVE IN 1985....FROM KELTRON...I HAVE BOUGHT ONE 20 INCH COLOUR TV...! THAT PICTURE TUBE WAS KOREAN MAKE! IT LASTS VERY LONG! THEN THAT IS THE ONLY TV IN KAYAMKULAM! THAT TIME NO ANTENNA...! I HAVE BROUGHT 22 MALAYALAM FILM CASSETTES...kayamkulam kochunni..Vida parayum munpe..Rachana (John Paul) etc!then in Sharjah I could buy VCR & VCP! I have bought VCP..& at TVM air port they took 3500 rupees as customs duty...& one red label scotch whisky!

@Cacowninja 2 года назад

On the thumbnail you say it's a car tv, so does that mean it hooked up to a car dashboard?

@AlTalawat 2 года назад

Great 👍 😊 restoration

@resEG 2 года назад

Thanks 👍

@lvalenciajuarez4608 2 года назад

Fantastic 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🥰😍📺

@resEG 2 года назад

Many many thanks

@momentosfla9461 2 года назад

Sou brasileiro, mano tu e fera parabéns aq onde eu moro ninguém sabe mexer nessas coisas

@resEG 2 года назад

Que bom que você gostou! ❤️

@MegaRoperez 2 года назад

Heat blower removes risk from plastic if they are not too deep.

@patricknoonan3610 2 года назад

Respect !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@_misatito 2 года назад

I like miniatures....

@mariusmarius4878 2 года назад

Good job! I like what are you doing. You could give a little bit of upgrade. At least install a new quality speaker. It's just my opinion.

@cakelikerblog 2 года назад

Me: sees on RU-vid video where somebody clean up and restore work of Tube.

@RumorLand 2 года назад

What compound did you use to bring the shine back to the black plastic faceplate?

@hermitofsmoke2922 2 года назад

Bro seen that TV blew me back to my childhood you brought out the Dreamcast man the only thing that was left was for you to slap the side of the TV to make the screen clear up

@Technikstuhl 23 дня назад

I have the same TV

@MC_Gaming6917 2 года назад

I want to see the tv to show super Mario bros NES it will really show the history of technology

@resEG 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it! ❤️

@michasj9 2 года назад

Very nice item! It would help to remind old technology for young people without using a lot of place, like the NES and SNES Classic Mini (I think that Nintendo should make a real NES and SNES mini replicas, not based on emulator; with small controllers and small cartridges that work like the regular ones). I also thought about little boombox that play microcassettes and little VCR, which would play small VHS-like shaped cassettes.

@Chaos89P 2 года назад

I don't know about small controllers. They can get uncomfortable to use rather quickly.

@michasj9 2 года назад

@@Chaos89P Most of "classic mini" consoles have only smaller case (proportionally scaled downward to about 50-60% of original size), most of them don't use cartridges and the slot is only a dummy, but some of third-party NES replica are also able to use smaller cartridges (eg. NESPi). Controllers in almost all "classic mini" consoles are in the same size as original ones, but there is a one exception: Japanese version of NES Classic Mini (Famicom Classic Mini) which also has the 40% smaller controllers like the console's case. European and American versions have only smaller case. I think that the controllers should also be smaller (Famicom Classic Mini controllers are much smaller than regular Famicom controllers and they're playable), becuase I think that they should have the same comparitive size (controller's to console's size ratio) as the original. Mini replica should look (with controllers, cartridges and other accessories) like the original on the photo, when we don't have any other items around.

@Chaos89P 2 года назад

@@michasj9 I think I finally know what you're getting at. I completely forgot that the Famicom Mini has smaller controllers as well. A 40% reduction in size really shouldn't bother adult gamers too much compared to a full size NES controller.

@s4w1n 2 года назад

o kuźwa :) mam identyczny :) jeszcze działający :)

@jamesdemuro5923 4 месяца назад

Great video .. how many watts is this tv

@restorationandrepair 2 года назад

Wow good work

@resEG 2 года назад

Thank you so much 😀

@zakturbo1 2 года назад

Ow my f*cking god! It's alive, it's alive 👍🏻

@RestoredChannel 2 года назад

You just keep delivering great content!😁

@resEG 2 года назад

Many many thanks

@AMRP 2 года назад

good job bro 👍🏻👌

@irina9358 2 года назад

Could you please write down which products do you use on the video and explain the steps you do ? It would be more interesting for beginners Thank you

@resEG 2 года назад

Ok will do, thanks for watching❤️

@irina9358 2 года назад

@@resEG thank you for answering and for the amazing work you do ! It’s amazing those skills

@BlameStickDrift1 2 года назад

OMG there is so much crammed inside of the shell

@tomhall6931 2 года назад

Do these TVs work with new signals on the same Antenna. I’d like to see it’s stacked together With a tiny DVD player and amplifier with speakers

@BartSimpson-pu4os Год назад

Does any body knows which adapter i have to use to connect the tv with my laptop or something like this. I mean the the port on the tv looks like a 3.5 mm Aux but i am not really into it. So please help me

@luizalbertorodrigues4560 2 года назад

You the best

@resEG 2 года назад

Many many thanks

@user-oo3fk2os1k 2 года назад

مبدع

@Alan_Malgesto 2 года назад

that screen would be perfect for a pip-boy

@Catros_ 2 года назад

Красота!

@resEG 2 года назад

Благодаря за гледането

@RSI91 2 года назад

@@resEG please don't use your translation. Your russian translation sounds like "Thanks for the glimpse" not "Thanks for watching".

@gouldbergvariations 2 года назад

What do i need to study to acquire knowledge to be able to restore electronic devices?

@zauche81 2 года назад

@Restoration EG: I exactly had the same miniTV ... it cost about 1000 Schillings (ATS) ... ~ 70 Euro ... but for sure you can't calculate it like this because of inflation. The 2 cinch connectors on the top have been added by you or the former owner. .... are you sure ... 1981 ?!? ... I was must have been ~10years old when I bought it in the store .... and I was born in 1981.

@kirill4737 8 месяцев назад

Wow

@scientistashkan8884 2 года назад

Good

@Stoner420one 2 года назад

So what did you do to make it work??? Seems like all your videos are of things that supposedly don't work, then you just take them apart clean them and they're all good... Would be cool to see the whole process...

@rxblx2442 2 года назад

He does actually. He replaced a capacitor in the power supply. 6:38 is where he tests power from the cable, then power at the capacitor. When the capacitor tests badly he removes the old capacitor and solders in a new one. 7:09 After that it turns on. The rest is cleaning for good measure.

@kanexhi42 2 года назад

say hi to those who arrive early?

@resEG 2 года назад

thanks for watching❤️

@nathanmciver6496 2 года назад

I remember a girl won a t.v like this back in high school on that mess of a hill when they used to have the coffee shop placed on the right before they moved the canex mall across the road! She won it from a roll up the rim cup! Her names not worth mentioning because of weird things of such nature!