09-10-2020, 11:47 PM
Hi,
I found information on the web that TV Peto Scott 169 was presented on the radio exhibition in 1951. Perhaps the designers were in a hurry to present a TV set that had some technical flaws. I also believe it disappeared very quickly from sale since the original wiring diagram cannot be found in the available publications. But I did find a twin named Peto Scott 169. He's probably in the Birmingham Museum. I enclose a link on this topic. Maybe the Museum has documentation for this TV?
Adam
https://twitter.com/tommymarlow/status/1...92/photo/1
I found information on the web that TV Peto Scott 169 was presented on the radio exhibition in 1951. Perhaps the designers were in a hurry to present a TV set that had some technical flaws. I also believe it disappeared very quickly from sale since the original wiring diagram cannot be found in the available publications. But I did find a twin named Peto Scott 169. He's probably in the Birmingham Museum. I enclose a link on this topic. Maybe the Museum has documentation for this TV?
Adam
https://twitter.com/tommymarlow/status/1...92/photo/1
