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Feb 2, 2007 · I recently purchased a 1982 RCA PGR100WR projection TV. The screen is scratched from years of use. I am wondering what material the screen is made from and how to repair it.

Hey guys I picked up a RCA PGR100 front projection tv yesterday. I've been wanting one for a while to hook up my CED player to from the same era. I've been reading that they are a rebranded Hitachi. The picture is looking good so far. But needs work on the sound. The sound is intermediate static depending what's on the screen.

In addition to releasing the CED system in 1981, RCA also introduced their first front projection color television, the PFR100. This model retailed at $3,199.95 and featured a 50" screen and stereo sound capability via an integral four speaker system.

Jan 19, 2025 · A 1982 RCA PGR100 Front Projection TV and a 1982 RCA SGT-250 CED Selectavision Videodisc Player. I've shown this player and tv before but not with this new setup and all my CED discs together...

Sep 23, 2003 · Subject: Early 80's RCA Projection TV Model: PGR100WR From: [email protected] (kevin nexes) Date: 9/23/03 5:28 PM Eastern Daylight Time Message-id: <[email protected]> The subject has a collasping raster. Used to be intermittant, but now is stuck in that all of the video is in about 2/3 of screen height.

Struggling to find parts for your RCA rear projector TV model PGR100WR made in 1982? Our experts can help you locate the #155372 vertical outlet and #150080 regulator. Get answers now!

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With Zenith and RCA's attention to the cabinet's design rather than the size of the screen, large-screen television had come of age for the everyday consumer, leaving behind the bulky-looking early rear- and front-projection sets of the 70's.