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118 days ago

Wanted: an old/broken PROJECTION TV

Kieran from New Brighton

Are you disposing of an old/broken projection TV? I would like to have if and get the Fresnel lens from it.
It needs to be a projection TV, not an LED flat screen. See the website below that shows taking the Fresnel lens from projection TVs to make a huge sun light focusing collector.
www.youtube.com...
Thanks, Kieran Scott.

PS, I will leave this add up for a long time... but I do not necessarily check the site very often. So if you have an old Projector TV, please call or text me on 0278 093 663.
Kind regards
Scotty

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