20-12-2020, 02:26 PM
(20-12-2020, 01:33 AM)LENINGRAD T2 Wrote: Hi,
I saw a picture of an amateur TV from the 1940's that does not include an EHT tube rectifier. However, I noticed that an extensive selenium rectifier was installed. Were there serially produced TV sets incorporating such solutions during this period? I assume that the selenium rectifier could have been fitted at a later date.
In fact my Dad made a console version of the Viewmaster Adam. He gave it away in 1961 when he bought a 17 Inch Defiant. A few years later in 1966 we saw his old set for sale at a Labour party summer fete for £5 I really wish I had it now. Dad also made three TVs with the green screen VCR97, My older sister remembers it well. In fact he made one for the land lady they at hat the time in Walton-on-Thames for three months free rent!
