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CBS RX-43 (1949). Uses an RCA 9-T-246 chassis as a starting point,
to which CBS added the color wheel, motor and circuit
modifications.
Courtesy of John Folsom
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A picture from the screen of John Folsom's RX-43
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DuMont 12
1/2 inch industrial monitor (1950) |
The
same industrial monitor as a receiver
Courtesy of Steve Dichter
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Gray Research 1101 (1950) studio monitor |
Industrial Color Television Monitor Console (1950)
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CBS 12CC2 (1951). The image on the screen was generated by the
color bar generator made by the museum. Here are a sales brochure and a Popular Science article. Bob Grasso has built this replica.
Courtesy of Ed Reitan
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10"
CBS “Slave”/”Companion” (1951)
(Permission to use photo from Ed Reitan) |
DuMont 7
inch industrial monitor (1950) |
October, 1951 Radio Electronics
Courtesy of Steve Dichter
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Drum receiver for the CBS field sequential system. The unit looks too crude to be a CBS prototype.
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September, 1951 TV Technician magazine
CBS drum receiver, using 17 inch
rectangular CRT, was demonstrated in December of 1950. The
entire receiver was 34 inches high and 27 inches wide. The
compactness of the receiver was accomplished by placing the
CRT inside the drum.
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