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Brased · 19th Jul 2018, 9:04 am

Amberley also has a Baird televisor. There is no case (which means that the 'works' are visible) but the essential parts are original. The 'plate' neon has been replaced by a bank of red leds which simplifies the production of the picture but it essentially looks original. This is normally working when volunteers are present but not every day as the Museum is somewhat short of volunteers.

Edward

19th Jul 2018, 9:04 am	#52
Brased Hexode Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: London, UK. Posts: 318	Re: Museums Amberley also has a Baird televisor. There is no case (which means that the 'works' are visible) but the essential parts are original. The 'plate' neon has been replaced by a bank of red leds which simplifies the production of the picture but it essentially looks original. This is normally working when volunteers are present but not every day as the Museum is somewhat short of volunteers. Edward