Gary Tait writes:

Whereas On Tue, 23 Sep 2003 17:34:41 -0500, "jakdedert"
scribbled:
, I thus relpy:
Phoo-ey! It wasn't that long ago that schematics were included with *every*
TV...at least the ones I had occasion to deal with as a
consumer/experimenter.

I don't know when that was, but the most I've ever seen in televisions
was a parts layout diagram, and that was before the all-in-one main
boards. True, I have seen them glued inside import radios from the
1970s, and some CB gear, and Tandy was at one time good for including
a schematic with some of their gear. I have also seen them reithr
glued to the back of large appliances, or tucked into the control
panel.

Last I saw was in a Mitsubishi from around 1985. A wonderful, high quality,
foldout schematic. Not sure if it was taped inside or included with the
customer information. Too bad that TV hasn't needed service.

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