32" Philips PAL TV from India- should I get it or leave it for somebody else?

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  • valvashon
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2020
    • 91
    • USA

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    32" Philips PAL TV from India- should I get it or leave it for somebody else?

    I know this isn't troubleshooting related but thought it was the best place to ask. There is a supposedly working 32" Philips flat screen originally from India for free near me on FB Marketplace. It's a PAL receiver but will do NTSC (?) from the HDMI inputs. Will add the model number later. I like quirky stuff but have plenty of TV's/monitors around so I don't really know what to do with it. Should I get it and see if there is a compatible NTSC/ATSC tuner board that could be swapped in?

    Val
  • Diah
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    • Feb 2013
    • 6409
    • Germany

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    NTSC are different shoes from this PAL... finger out

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