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I’m trying to find out any info about this console TV. Seems like it’s a console edition of the SR 2000 Stereo Sound TV, produced by Sears, Roebuck & Co. with the model number being 564-4812265, serial no. V6310201410, something like that, manufactured July 1986…

Can’t find anything about it online… must’ve been a limited edition run in the wood console form. Would be nice to know how I can rig it to run HDMI with my phone & tablet, I do have RCA to HDMI conversion modules but I tried one and it didn’t work. Just a black screen. Any advice?

I’m trying to find out any info about this console TV. Seems like it’s a console edition of the SR 2000 Stereo Sound TV, produced by Sears, Roebuck & Co. with the model number being 564-4812265, serial no. V6310201410, something like that, manufactured July 1986… this was my great-grandparents’ TV.

Can’t find anything about it online… must’ve been a limited edition run in the wood console form. Would be nice to know how I can rig it to run HDMI with my phone & tablet, I do have RCA to HDMI conversion modules but I tried one and it didn’t work. Just a black screen. Any advice?

I couldn’t even watch it.

These two earwax nuggets have been stuck to my drum for a while. I’ve been hoping they’d come off naturally, or using solution but I kept forgetting to use it till today. It’s been like this for a couple of weeks, maybe even a month.

Looks like some skin’s growing over half of one of the nuggets, only just noticed that today. Gonna try and start using the solution (white vinegar & 77% isopropyl alcohol) 2-3 times a day to try and get them loose. If the skin grows over, I might get cholesteatoma on my eardrum, and that’s something I want to avoid if still possible at this point. Can’t take it to the doctors yet.

Any other advice I could take? Is hydrogen peroxide suggested?