Antenna
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Why can't I get any television stations? |
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What kind of batteries does this need? |
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Why does my TV screen show a vertical red line/static? |
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Background
The Sony Watchman was introduced in 1982. A wide range of models was produced until 2000, when the line was discontinued. The models varied from small pocket-sized devices to larger but still portable units. All models included a black and white screen until the last model series in 1998, the FDL-22.
The Watchman includes an AM and FM tuner, as well as a TV tuner that receives both the VHF and UHF bands. One of the major problems with the Watchman series was battery life; devices did not last much longer than 3 hours on fresh batteries. An optional power adapter was sold for most models.
Identification
The model and serial number can be found on a label on the bottom of the device.
Additional Information
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