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Mechanical Television

TeKaDe (Telehor)

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30 line set with speaker (`1929-30)

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Laboratory Model

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Specifications

30 line set (1929-30)

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Simplified Version

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Specifications

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Courtesy of Gerolf Poetschke

 

People's Television Viewer (1929)

 

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30 Line Receiver (1928-30)

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Courtesy of Gerolf Poetschke

1928 Scanning Disk

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Courtesy of Gerolf Poetschke

30 Line Scanning Disk (1928)

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Courtesy of Gerolf Poetschke

30 Line Scanning Disk (1930)

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Courtesy of Peter Smith

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1931 Product Review - Synchronizing

"Universal" Television Viewer (1930)

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Large Television Viewer (1930/31)

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Courtesy of Gerolf Poetschke

60 Line Scanning Disk (1929-30)

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90 Line Mirror Screw Viewer (1932)

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90 Line Mirror Screw Viewer with Stepped Point Light Source (1932-33)

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180 Line Mirror Screw (1934)
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Courtesy of Gerolf Poetschke

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180 Line Mirror Screw with Kerr Cell (1935)

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1934 120 Line Mirror Screw Receiver Replica

Courtesy of Peter Yanczer

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Popular Mechanix, December 1936

 


 
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