210x24:14Video to highlight the problem of repairing flat panel TV sets
461K views · 4 years ago
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Hello, my name is Michael Dranfield. I was born in 1964 and have been repairing TV's my whole life. I first started acquired a taste for electronics at the age of 6 and I opened my first shop at the age of 21 and I have never done anything different since. In my younger days I used to make my own test equipment. I also used to write for a television magazine, right up until the day it closed down. Some of the videos I present on YouTube feature things that I've never done before, for example; turning an old Sky box into a workshop color bar generator.
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