Yes, Karen Orton must be undoubtedly the most productive and innovative NBTVer that has ever lived, in terms of the equipment she has dreamed up. Her contribution was vital in getting my 120-line mirror screw to work properly too. The picture on the 'screen' in Eddie's post shows Jeremy Jago, the NBTVA Chairman. He also has been a vital long term influence in the movement.
Still firmly in the realm of "televisual curiosities", I append some more pictures of my past NBTV efforts.
We see the 'Grosvenor' 30-line colour monitor in its original form, the mechanical colour camera built to drive it, some off-screen results (it seems the mechanical television service was 'commercial'!), and finally - a 45-line colour camera and monitor from the 1990s, which never really worked... but that's merely incidental.
Steve
Still firmly in the realm of "televisual curiosities", I append some more pictures of my past NBTV efforts.
We see the 'Grosvenor' 30-line colour monitor in its original form, the mechanical colour camera built to drive it, some off-screen results (it seems the mechanical television service was 'commercial'!), and finally - a 45-line colour camera and monitor from the 1990s, which never really worked... but that's merely incidental.
Steve
