For people who are really caring about it: let's examine the footage we have. 1. *Cheapness and cost-cutting* 4:23 ||| the guy is smashing the frame. We can clearly see it's made out of plastic. 1:42 ||| I don't think that any good TV will mount its components this bad. He could easily push it in, getting access to the transformer and main board. Notice that this TV doesn't have any tuners. That's because back then they were pretty expensive, from what I've learnt. It also lacks adjustments for color, which were common, because NTSC can't lock the color rendering. Probably adjustment requires disassembly. 2. *Age* There's a lack of photos of this TV. I searched "AWA Thorn C5130 TV" and got some old television photos, but they didn't look like this. And even if you will somehow get this television, it will probably require so-called "recapping" to function properly. 3. *Malfunction* I barely saw the static here. It is really dim, and while a large part in here may be due to the refresh rate async, if you will look at other TV destruction videos, you can clearly see the static. And adjustment for brightness is turned all the way up. So, you got it. I hope so. See, this "rare" TV is destroyed on purpose. I don't think that Rob is stupid enough to destroy rare things. Wait, I'm not done yet. See, people are writing "This is a valuable TV!". What are you considering valuable? Well, TV is essentially two parts: Electronics and Case. If you are caring about the case, well, you can build one like this and toss there any CRT system you want. Little rearrangement of buttons to the right and voila - you have a copy of this television! If you care more about electronics, then, why? There are lots of better, much more common TV systems - Trinitron is a great example. Well-known, easy to find and better tube! And now you are telling us about electronics. It.. kind of.. not really wise.
The TV did work fine, and in retrospect I probably would have seen what kind of value it would have held after a restore. It was so dusty and would have needed extensive restoration, which at that point usually ends up being too much time spent for something not worth a whole lot. Plus, I took it from an abandoned house that was demolished a while later. Had I not done that, it would have been demolished with the house or thrown into landfill. Developers don't care for the planet or material items in houses so they just destroy it all. It's the same with the other vintage TV I smashed after. It was all rotten, rained on and would have been thrown out when the place got demolished. Of course people never think of that. They could have gone to these abandoned places and gotten the TVs first...
@@smashthings1 Agreed. I can't imagine how much time have you spent on that. I generally don't think TVs is something REALLY valuable, unless it was groundbreaking or unusual. TV you destroyed here is no more than a footnote in history, I can't even find even images of it. Edit: I found some photos. And TVs there are in a really good condition, so it's probably not rare.
It's pretty useless anyway. Analogue television was shut off in Australia in December 2013, so the TV wouldn't be able to do anything other than show static.
@Atlantic Thunder lol, he may know a tiny bit but definitely not enough to realize he is messing with death. The poor thing will kill himself soon if he's not careful
I live in Canada and I guess that's an Hitachi made expressly for Thorn-AWA!... So, I had already repaired a 70's TV of this model and it was an Hitachi. About six or ten years ago, TV's whatever console or portable of this era, didn't had any value!... But, now, these models are classified as real collectibles and restaurable as other antique electronics as radios, jukeboxes and so on!
I'd be surprised if he could break an old Zenith, I mean a solid wood one from the 50s or 60s, not this fiberboard crap. I don't know if they got Zenith in Australia though.
Where do you get all this stuff to smash up? Do you have access to the dump or something or whats your source, I hope its free so that you arent having to spend money on this stuff
The squealing high pitched noise is coming from the tubes inside of the television, since these older televisions use different tubes to newer CRT’s such as CRT televisions in the 1990s or 2000s, since the pipes have been damaged, the squealing is louder, the older CRT’s make this high pitched buzzing noise, but its not that loud that i can hear it from the video, the newer CRT televisions had a less annoying buzzing high pitched noise, so thats why the buzzing noise happened. Oh and also, i bought one of these televisions recently and on channel 5, it was picking up radio? Yeah, music was playing from that TV naturally. It was picking up radio frequencies.
Because number one there is too much fake news, number two no one watches TV and number 3 it probably doesn't work with any gaming consoles anyways accept maybe the classics
Making up random numbers doesn't mean it's worth that much, it's worth no more than $100 and even then nobody wants them. But no, of course it would be worth $15,000.
They are the Mitsubishi Magna of Australian TV's. A mint one might fetch $10 if you can find someone that actually wants one. Just a piece of e-waste otherwise. The Mitsubishi Q chassis wasnt a bad set back in the day but worthless now.
There's a BIG difference between vintage and Retro, this is not vintage. and smashing a tv that holds over 22,000v with a metal object is never a good idea. and zero eye protection.
Going to be squealing TV I watch that before again over and over again because I like that I can’t because I need to cover my ears it in sometimes I laugh with it too it’s very funny you’re squealing TV
They emit radiation when the glass is broken (If the device does not have a safety protection) due to the high voltage combined with the chemicals on the inside of the tube, creating radiation emitting arcing.
@@smashthings1 Hopefully it was irreparable. I can see the cabinet was in rough shape. Edit: This was the only example of this TV that I could find online. Congratulations, you destroyed the only one of these known to exist.
For people who are really caring about it: let's examine the footage we have.
1. *Cheapness and cost-cutting*
4:23 ||| the guy is smashing the frame. We can clearly see it's made out of plastic.
1:42 ||| I don't think that any good TV will mount its components this bad. He could easily push it in, getting access to the transformer and main board.
Notice that this TV doesn't have any tuners. That's because back then they were pretty expensive, from what I've learnt. It also lacks adjustments for color, which were common, because NTSC can't lock the color rendering. Probably adjustment requires disassembly.
2. *Age*
There's a lack of photos of this TV. I searched "AWA Thorn C5130 TV" and got some old television photos, but they didn't look like this. And even if you will somehow get this television, it will probably require so-called "recapping" to function properly.
3. *Malfunction*
I barely saw the static here. It is really dim, and while a large part in here may be due to the refresh rate async, if you will look at other TV destruction videos, you can clearly see the static. And adjustment for brightness is turned all the way up.
So, you got it. I hope so. See, this "rare" TV is destroyed on purpose. I don't think that Rob is stupid enough to destroy rare things.
Wait, I'm not done yet. See, people are writing "This is a valuable TV!". What are you considering valuable? Well, TV is essentially two parts: Electronics and Case. If you are caring about the case, well, you can build one like this and toss there any CRT system you want. Little rearrangement of buttons to the right and voila - you have a copy of this television! If you care more about electronics, then, why? There are lots of better, much more common TV systems - Trinitron is a great example. Well-known, easy to find and better tube! And now you are telling us about electronics. It.. kind of.. not really wise.
The TV did work fine, and in retrospect I probably would have seen what kind of value it would have held after a restore. It was so dusty and would have needed extensive restoration, which at that point usually ends up being too much time spent for something not worth a whole lot.
Plus, I took it from an abandoned house that was demolished a while later. Had I not done that, it would have been demolished with the house or thrown into landfill. Developers don't care for the planet or material items in houses so they just destroy it all.
It's the same with the other vintage TV I smashed after. It was all rotten, rained on and would have been thrown out when the place got demolished.
Of course people never think of that. They could have gone to these abandoned places and gotten the TVs first...
@@smashthings1 Agreed. I can't imagine how much time have you spent on that. I generally don't think TVs is something REALLY valuable, unless it was groundbreaking or unusual. TV you destroyed here is no more than a footnote in history, I can't even find even images of it.
Edit: I found some photos. And TVs there are in a really good condition, so it's probably not rare.
i love how his doorstop is a smashed up pc
Ильдарор
@@user-bq8vb8ti1m чё 🤡
I could never destroy a vintage
Same
I could.
@@pieguyrulz1934 So could I if it wasn't worth anything and already damaged.
Dude that’s a valuable tv
If you hate people smashing stuff THEY OWN, then you have a problem
it's old and beat up.
@@john-vg9lg Accept it.
Just to be fr tho I’m still entertained by the video no hate
@@john-vg9lg Have fun with that kid because u ain't doing much damage
Me when I get mad at my old tv "WORK NOW!!!!!!"
Can we get an F for respect for our lost vintage Tv
F
A+*
F
F-
*F*
Noooo!! Not the vintage!
Yu Lei 哎嘿嘿
soory
Ikr
@@F27838 I agree
I have a sanyo vision tv from 2006
I love you smashing things it's so satisfying
6:38 All it's guts are all spewed out... "Why did it stop? I barely touched it!" The smoke and squealing was nice effect!
I dont think it was an effect
I’m pretty sure the smoke is real I mean that’s a real tv and he is really smashing it right
Awesome video!
This dude is great at fixing stuff
You must be watching the video in reverse.
Yeah he is good at fixing things
@@likeanyonecaresabouthandles and you must not be able to take a joke.
4:07 it is screaming because you smashed his face
😂🤣
Soup man, guess what? :3
This is an antique
No, it's a vintage.
It's pretty useless anyway. Analogue television was shut off in Australia in December 2013, so the TV wouldn't be able to do anything other than show static.
@@adelaideautowashes well you can plug things into the antenna slots that allow you to connect video on the TV via RCA cable
@@CheeseMan78 Oh yeah, thats true.
@@adelaideautowashes it has use for em you can still watch tv with em
Hey thanks for making your tv scream!! 😂😂😂
great vid
He sure likes that golf club
You shorted out the high voltage anode on the tube lol ☺️
@Atlantic Thunder lol, he may know a tiny bit but definitely not enough to realize he is messing with death. The poor thing will kill himself soon if he's not careful
No.
No not really it needs to be someone who know how to fix it
@kittygirl 2016 no they often break of kids freak out when it comes to flat screans i have a crt that it screan has been hit at but it didn't break
Very COOL!!!!
I love old tvs and all but i dont hate them
I love em too... Once i touched the screen and got an electromagnetic shock
@@MrBlueRBLX Most CRT tv do that, usually it is (well I believe it is) just static discharge
That squealing noise that the TV kept making was the TV screaming from extreme physical pain.
Do you fell better after smashing this poor tv?
I did not fall better.
LoL
I meant feel not fell
MarcElektro no the tv is rich
@@Marcelektro Yeah? Then why didn't u correct that mistake by editing ur comment?
RIP Retro TV.😭
i love the joke in the description lol! This one was hard to watch, i must admit.
8:19 cats when you annoy them
that was gas leaking O_O
"hsssssssssssssssssssss"
I live in Canada and I guess that's an Hitachi made expressly for Thorn-AWA!... So, I had already repaired a 70's TV of this model and it was an Hitachi. About six or ten years ago, TV's whatever console or portable of this era, didn't had any value!... But, now, these models are classified as real collectibles and restaurable as other antique electronics as radios, jukeboxes and so on!
Mitsubishi built TVs for AWA
I want a vintage tv but I still found this entertaining
Couldn't help but notice the gaming PC leaning up against the door with dents in it
Stands tv Up just to knock it over again lol
YEAHHHH THE TV BE SMOKY-
Why do u guys hate on him it’s his stuff
4:08 chassis intrusion alarm 🤣
Nice
All those hate comments make me facepalm
I know right? what a bunch of losers 😂
"HOW DARE YOU BREAK DA TV DO YIU KNO HOW MUCH I'S WORTHHH 😭😭😭😭😭😡😡😡😡 YOU ARE MONSTERRRR" is annoying me.
I think this guy destroys everything he has in the house
I mean sure let's go with that
does it work with the PS4 console
You need a shit ton of converters
thats a clasic
Thank goodness it's not a Zenith.
Yeah then he would really get some haters commenting
I'd be surprised if he could break an old Zenith, I mean a solid wood one from the 50s or 60s, not this fiberboard crap. I don't know if they got Zenith in Australia though.
Where do you get all this stuff to smash up? Do you have access to the dump or something or whats your source, I hope its free so that you arent having to spend money on this stuff
This guy is TheOriginalHDChannel resurrected.
when I was a kid I hade the same type as this one.
That TV was so full of dust!
It came from an old abandoned house.
Old tv Goes REEEEEE
When he/she broke the antenna I lost it
Better go find it!
smashthings1 but I don’t know where it is
@@chippyman5800 somewhere in an australian landfill
versedbridge 400
No, it’s in an Asian landfill
It's a he
Did you know that CRT stands for cathaode ray tube ? I’m 10 years old please reaspond
He may not respond but I will
No one cares and I think everyone here knew that anyway LOL
Yes. Those TVs are dangerous.
jajaja que me da risa este video le hizo mierda el parlante 😂😂 la antena😂
here he is beating it with a metal stick while its plugged in lol
It's a golf club
Golf club
I don't know what the big deal is; Photonicinduction used to break stuff with golf clubs in a few of his videos.
The squealing high pitched noise is coming from the tubes inside of the television, since these older televisions use different tubes to newer CRT’s such as CRT televisions in the 1990s or 2000s, since the pipes have been damaged, the squealing is louder, the older CRT’s make this high pitched buzzing noise, but its not that loud that i can hear it from the video, the newer CRT televisions had a less annoying buzzing high pitched noise, so thats why the buzzing noise happened.
Oh and also, i bought one of these televisions recently and on channel 5, it was picking up radio? Yeah, music was playing from that TV naturally. It was picking up radio frequencies.
It's the flyback transformer. All CRTs make this noise...
@@smashthings1 yes, all do but the newer ones had a quieter buzzing noise
Man how did you make smashing a crt tv look boring???
By making this video.
the tv is crying 😂
Glass Glass Glass
but what antenna so rare
4K 60FPS MA DUDES
I have one the same
So much tech
1:16 insert battery acid leakage here
I KEEP SEEIN U EVERYWHERE
I have an antena that looks almost like that one.
damn thing looks like a microwave
Did the old TV just destroying
GOOD
GOOD
Do you do this for fun or..
I wanted it
I too but this (not) funny guy damaged it.
If you wanted it then you should have accepted it at a high price
1:32 lol
9:12 smashing glass screen
Why would you do that
Because number one there is too much fake news, number two no one watches TV and number 3 it probably doesn't work with any gaming consoles anyways accept maybe the classics
@@LuigiRocks2014 that's true it might only work with ps1 PS2 og Xbox
@@LILRICHKING_official Which are classic consoles, any consoles with HDMI will probably not work
@@LuigiRocks2014 Atari?
@@LILRICHKING_official It might work but as for setting it up, I ain't got a clue
I can only imagine how much radiation it was giving off
Elvis M. Me 2 that beeb must be xray
It wasn't even made of genuine hardwood, it was just cheap particle board.
Lmao that TV is crap! Great smash!
Grüße aus Deutschland 🇩🇪.
Geh mal zum Arzt.
Ja
oliver frank, grüße aus deutschland auch
What he is trying to say :greetings from germany. Go to the doctor
To oliver frank , ebenso !
Du hast recht
Mom clean up😂
You know that Box TVs have seriously deadly chemicals in them? That thing could have killed ye.
Only if you actually inhale it.
@@smashthings1 Yes, Did you wear a protective mask though?
Or a hazmat suit?
Did the screen work, I would've been more than glad to own one if I could. Good luck cleaning up a glass mess.
they have a magnetic thing and it makes a pattern. Do not break them though. Full of Hazchem.
yes it did, you just cant see it well, I bet if you were inside, you could see the screen better.
C5310
Current today cost for mid condition 2500 dollars
Possible 5000 dollars on auction
Making up random numbers doesn't mean it's worth that much, it's worth no more than $100 and even then nobody wants them. But no, of course it would be worth $15,000.
@@smashthings1 2500 dollars vacuum tube deflection technology has peaked in interest
Black turbine they ain’t worth anything more then $100
@@TheTechGuyYT they are worth more than 100 dollars
They are the Mitsubishi Magna of Australian TV's. A mint one might fetch $10 if you can find someone that actually wants one. Just a piece of e-waste otherwise. The Mitsubishi Q chassis wasnt a bad set back in the day but worthless now.
There's a BIG difference between vintage and Retro, this is not vintage. and smashing a tv that holds over 22,000v with a metal object is never a good idea. and zero eye protection.
Because somehow the electricity will just magically go through the golf club with an insulated handle and my gloves.
@@davidwilton1775 Because that will totally happen for sure!
@@smashthings1 SWEET,I make sure I wont miss that,KEEP ME POSTED LOL🤣😂😄.
Where do you even get your hands on this stuff? It's in mint condition! Nothing a little cleaning and a bit of TLC can't do.
Wow, pretty cool.
Mint? Its a piece of crap. Control door missing, vinyl on the crappy chipboard is buggered.
Diesent mean its not fixable
press your top 3 wait then 4 wait and then 3 wait
Im mad because you didnt smash the glass
Same😒
9:12 he breaks glass screen.
@@kellymeadows353 9:12 he breaks glass screen.
I like descructions of tv
Going to be squealing TV I watch that before again over and over again because I like that I can’t because I need to cover my ears it in sometimes I laugh with it too it’s very funny you’re squealing TV
Dude I would’ve wanted that I’ve been looking for one all year
Why?
5:49 smoke coming of the tv
Lmao yeah
TOXIC smoke. Dangerous chemicals man! @Logan T
Those type of tvs have mercury in the screen
Every CRT does.
They don't have mercury, but they do have lead and phosphorus particles.
@@sethhorst6158 yes they have mercury in the tube/screen
In the how it's made CRT, they never mentioned mercury, they just mentioned phosphorus and lead.
@@sethhorst6158 how dumb are you they have mercury in the screen
9:30 glass dies for no reason.
I barely know anything about vintage TVs I heard they do have some radiation in like inside the glass I guess
They emit radiation when the glass is broken (If the device does not have a safety protection) due to the high voltage combined with the chemicals on the inside of the tube, creating radiation emitting arcing.
Jjaja luxha con el sonidito😅
People would pay good money to restore that poor tv but instead you just smashed it
I'm sure someone would have paid millions for it.
It's his tv and he can do whatever he wants with it
@@smashthings1 you destroy something that might still work after years of torcher
No point in it less you only wanna play video games lol
@@kevindavis4709 you can still watch TV on it
That boy have a big problem😁😂
Totally.
Poor innocent tv
It's an inanimate object, how can it be innocent?
@@smashthings1 i am not sure either
@@smashthings1 impossible
I think you’re a random stranger.
That sounds rather redundant to say.
Why would you do that those are collectors items
It would have gone to landfill after the abandoned house it came from was demolished.
It would be a collector item if it was in good condition, but this TV was not.
Good that you broke it it was garbage anyways
Those things aren't even safe
Shepherd Wolf VGCPE, UTTPH & AKKTK たちにもなるなるかな！
@@noahtubbs6394
english please...
I don't speak your language...
9:31 tv glass dies.
Poor tv I would have bought that and repaired it and got it working again for myself
I'm sure you would have expected me to give it to you for free.
Nooooooooooo😢😢😢😢😢
Haters incoming!!1!1!1!
LOL MY BROTHER USED TO HAVE THIS EXACT MODEL BACK IN LIKE 2009
Nooooo
Vacuum cleaner to the same to you soon with more information about the same y
*One boy dies after radiation pull out of his TV*
I like people who try to sound smart on things they know nothing about.
This is so hard to watch because I love vintage tvs even if there's beat up check my channel I just got one and it works great with a converter box
What the fuck did you do this for?
Because it had to be destroyed.
@@smashthings1 Hopefully it was irreparable. I can see the cabinet was in rough shape.
Edit: This was the only example of this TV that I could find online. Congratulations, you destroyed the only one of these known to exist.