I read that the Komet TV's had a remote controlled swivel base so you can oreient the cabinet for best viewing.Would have liked to see that work!Also the set had a mono Hi-fi system built into it.
Electrum Museum
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the very early TV's had electrostatic deflection-like most oscilloscopes so they were limited to the small screens.Magnetic deflection-the magnetic deflection yokes allowed for TV's to have larger screens.Also in the early sets they didn't have the higher voltage power supplies later TV's had with larger CRTs.
iheartmaytag
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Interesting
Thank you for sharing.
Some of the old electric items are a bit scary.
Thank you for sharing.
Some of the old electric items are a bit scary.
a bit scary
You should have seen the old toys for children they have on display
You should have seen the old toys for children they have on display
cornutt
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Sampler?
What is the "sampler"? Looks like it might be a tube tester.
What is the "sampler"? Looks like it might be a tube tester.
BBC 'Sigma' fridge? I'm guessing that's not the broadcaster?
Don't know, but I assume this BBC was Brown, Boveri & Company.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brown,_Boveri_&_Cie
Don't know, but I assume this BBC was Brown, Boveri & Company.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brown,_Boveri_&_Cie
sudsmaster
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Isn't Electrum also the name for gold plated silver?
