Mechanical Television

Television Articles from Radio News

Courtesy of World Radio History

1927

Radio Photographs and Television - January Radiovision Demonstrated in America - June Television Sees in Darkness and Records its Impressions - June

Television to the Front - June Photoelectricity - the Means of Television - December

1928

The Problem of Synchronization in Television - January Television Comes to the Home - April Television - Practical Demonstrations Over WRNY - July Vacuum Cameras to Speed Up Television - July Radio Movies and Television for the Home - August What to Expect of Television - August Giant Photo-Electric Cells for WRNY's Television Transmitter - September Successful Television Accomplished on the Broadcast Band - September Television Out-of-Doors - September The Scanning Disc - Television's Canvas - September Seeing Music with a Television Receiver - October Television in Natural Colors Demonstrated - October What is Coming in Television - October Advertisement for Television - Volume 2 - October Synchronized Broadcast Joins Images and Music - November Future Progress in Television - November

How Stereoscopic Television is Shown - November How to Adjust the Television Receiver for Operation - November How to Make Your Own Television Receiver - November Radio Movies from KDKA - November Successful DX Work Marks Radio Movie Transmission - November Successful Television Programs Broadcast by WRNY - November Televentures, Telewitticsms and the Televocabulary - November Television Teems with Trials for Telexperimenters - November The Jenkins Radio Movie Reception Methods - November The Neon Tube - Television's Loud Speaker - November Complex Television to Give Large Images - December Multiple Television - December New Disc Keeps Down Image Frequency - December Several Wavelengths Used for High Frequency Television - December Television Makes the Radio Drama Possible - December

1929

High Frequencies for Color Television - January Latest Developments in Television - January What is Happening in the Television Field?- February

Successful Experiments in Television in the Home and Workshop - April Synchronization Still a Television Problem - August Television Abroad - November

1930

Where Television is Today - January Television Forges Ahead - March Television Through a Crystal Globe - April Practical Television is Now Here - July A Simple Stroboscope for Television Synchronization - August

How to Synchronize for Television - August Television in the Theatre - August Television Advances from Peephole to Screen - September Television is Now Taught in Technical Schools - November

1931

De-Bunking Television - January Television Hits Broadway - February

Television Receiver Kit - August Building a Radiovisor - September

1932

The March of Television - March The March of Television - April Lens Design for Scanning Disks - May

What Television Needs - July Television and Sound - November

1933

Television Advances - October Cathode Ray Tubes for Television - November

Television and Aircraft Stations - December

1934

Television Application of Cathode Ray Tubes - March

Television Receiver Design - May

1935

Television and Facsimile - January German Television - July

Television in Canada - September Television Rumors - October

1936 - 1938

Synchronous Television Motor - October, 1936 Lessons in Television - Part 1 - January, 1938

Lessons in Television - Part 2 - February, 1938

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