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FERNSEH · 30th Dec 2017, 6:25 pm

The Pye FV1 and the later 16" and 14" console cabinet versions FV2C and FV4C employed the ECL80 as the mixer-oscillator. FV series had near BREMA IFs of 34.5Mc/s vision and 38Mc/s sound.
1953 models Sobell T143, T144 and T145 also employed the ECL80 as the mixer-oscillator.
IFs 16.5 and 19Mcs.

DFWB.

30th Dec 2017, 6:25 pm	#36
FERNSEH Dekatron Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Gateshead, Tyne and Wear, UK. Posts: 7,444	Re: Vintage Television Technology. The Pye FV1 and the later 16" and 14" console cabinet versions FV2C and FV4C employed the ECL80 as the mixer-oscillator. FV series had near BREMA IFs of 34.5Mc/s vision and 38Mc/s sound. 1953 models Sobell T143, T144 and T145 also employed the ECL80 as the mixer-oscillator. IFs 16.5 and 19Mcs. DFWB.