Sony KV-8AD11 8" Trinitron Portable Color CRT TV (1992)
Bring classic Sony Trinitron picture quality to a compact setup with the KV-8AD11 portable color CRT television. Its 8-inch 4:3 screen, composite A/V input, RF tuner, and 240p/480i compatibility make it especially appealing for retro gaming, vintage video equipment, security-camera monitoring, or a period-correct AV system. It can operate from standard 120V AC power or compatible 12/24V DC power for portable applications. Fully tested, refurbished, and SPENCERTIFIED for reliable everyday viewing.
CONDITION
SPENCERTIFIED – Fully certified by Spencer.
Refurbished and SPENCERTIFIED.
100% tested and functional. The CRT picture, tuner, internal speaker, composite video/audio connections, and front-panel controls have been tested for proper operation. The cabinet and controls have been cleaned, and switches and connections were cleaned as needed using WD-40 Specialist Electrical Contact Cleaner.
Cosmetic Condition: 7/10 (discoloration around the sides, top, and carrying-handle area)
Functional Condition: 10/10
WHAT'S IN THE BOX?
- Sony KV-8AD11 8" Trinitron Portable Color CRT TV (1992)
- Audio/Video Cable
- Power Cord
Other information about the Sony KV-8AD11
- 8" viewable CRT screen
- 4:3 aspect ratio
- Sony Trinitron aperture-grille picture tube
- Approximately 250 TV lines
- Supports standard NTSC 240p and 480i video signals
- Built-in VHF/UHF/CATV tuner
- VHF channels 2-13
- UHF channels 14-69
- CATV channels 1-125
- 181 total receivable channels
- Built-in telescopic antenna connection
- Built-in mono speaker
- 3" / 77 mm speaker
- External picture adjustment controls
- Automatic degaussing at power-on
- Carry handle for portable use
- Power Requirements: 120 V AC, 60 Hz
- Power Consumption: 41 W
DIMENSIONS
- Size: 9" W × 7" H × 12" D
- Weight: 11 lbs.
INPUTS
- DC 12V In x1 (back)
- AC x1 (back)
- Audio In x1 (back)
- Video In x1 (back)
OUTPUTS
- EXT ANT x1 (back)
- Video Out x1 (back)
- Audio Out x1 (back)
- Headphone x1 (side)
MANUFACTURE PLACE and DATE
- Made in Japan
- MFD: May 1992
