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I'm more amazed at the fact that the TV is still working after being turned on for 42 years.
If it had a physical knob that it turned on with then it's feasible. It wouldn't be getting any stations. I don't think because they're all digital now and they were analog back then
Not sure when Croatia switched to digital, but I think the year they found her was around the time the US had only just switched to digital.