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TeKaDe (Telehor)

30 line set with speaker (`1929-30) Laboratory Model Specifications Simplified Version Specifications Courtesy of Gerolf Poetschke   People's Television Viewer (1929)
Courtesy of fernsehen.bplaced.net/ 30 Line Receiver (1928-30)	Courtesy of Gerolf Poetschke 1928 Scanning Disk	Courtesy of Gerolf Poetschke 30 Line Scanning Disk (1928)	Courtesy of Gerolf Poetschke 30 Line Scanning Disk (1930)
Courtesy of Peter Smith 1931 Product Review - Synchronizing "Universal" Television Viewer (1930)
Large Television Viewer (1930/31)
Courtesy of Gerolf Poetschke 60 Line Scanning Disk (1929-30)			Courtesy of Gerolf Poetschke 60 Line Mirror Screw (1931)
90 Line Mirror Screw Viewer (1932)
90 Line Mirror Screw Viewer with Stepped Point Light Source (1932-33)
180 Line Mirror Screw (1934)
Courtesy of Gerolf Poetschke 180 Line Mirror Screw with Kerr Cell (1935)
1934 120 Line Mirror Screw Receiver Replica Courtesy of Peter Yanczer			A Replica Made by Denis Asseman

Popular Mechanix, December 1936