27-11-2023, 01:05 AM
In 1951, experimental television was developing in Poland. In the same year, a prototype of a Polish television operating in the 625-line standard was created. It is now located in the Technology Museum in Warsaw. It was not exhibited for several dozen years. During the pandemic, I contacted the Museum administration and obtained permission to inspect the TV and take photos. The conclusions were interesting. Chassis was a copy of the Soviet Leningrad T2 television, produced in the same year. The case, cathode ray tube and coils undoubtedly came from England. I discovered that English components were being sold as parts for assembling a TV at home. The prototype TV is similar to those in the photo. Maybe the TVs in the photo were not mass-produced? Pye 4046 from 1937 had a similar appearance.
Adam
Adam
