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Early Television Broadcasting General Precision Laboratories PA-303 Video Recording MonitorThis unit contains a high resolution flying spot scanner and was used with a 16mm film camera to record television programs in the early 50s. The CRT operates with 25 kv on the anode and has a P11 phosphor. The PA-303 was used with a PA-302 film camera (shown below). The PA-303 will soon be at the museum, courtesy of a donation from the Museum of Science and Industry in Tampa, Florida. The manuals below are courtesy of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation:
The PA-302,PA-303, and film development unit
16 mm film camera Courtesy of the Canada Museum of Science and Technology
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