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1934-35 table model. 180
lines.
(Courtesy of Jerome Halphen)
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1934-35 table model specifications
(Courtesy of Eckhard Etzold) |
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1936 Console
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1936/37 15 inch model. This set was designed for 180 line operation, but had a switch to
select up to 375 lines. Frame rate was 25 per second (courtesy of
Michael Niermann)
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1936/37 model specifications
(Courtesy of Eckhard Etzold) |
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1936-37 model |
Specifications |
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1937-38 model |
Specifications |
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1938 projection set |
1938 projection set diagram |
Specifications
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DE-6 (1938) |
Specifications
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Block
Diagram
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DE-7R (1938/39). 12 inch direct view. |
DE-7R chassis
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DE-7R block diagram
DE-7 specifications
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DE-8R (1939-40) 16 inch
(Courtesy of Jerome Halphen)
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DE-8R chassis |
DE-8R specifications
(Courtesy of Eckhard Etzold)
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HPE-5-R (1939). Projection set
produces a 17" by 20" picture on a directional screen attached to the
lid. This set appeared in a 1939 magazine and was identified
as being at the 1939 Berlin Exposition. It was to be sold for about $225.
It uses Baird's patented vertical
deflection. Baird was a member of Fernseh A.G. (Information courtesy
of Darius-Karim Mottaghian-Milani).
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HPE 5 R chassis |
HPE 5 R specifications |
(Courtesy of
Eckhard Etzold)
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DE-9 (1939/40)
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Fernseh Large Picture Projection Sets
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