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Old 19th Sep 2023, 4:34 pm   #1
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Default What do you call it ?

Came across this Nordmende when searching for schematic of another set, I wonder if any forum folk have come across one, Radiotelegram ?
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Old 19th Sep 2023, 4:43 pm   #2
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An earlier pre-war HMV offering!

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https://www.earlytelevision.org/hmv_902.html
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Old 19th Sep 2023, 5:54 pm   #3
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Yes I have a Cossor 935 of 1954 a very strange beast.

Sadly not easy to share pictures of it at the moment but I can share the sales lit pics and a general view

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Old 19th Sep 2023, 10:49 pm   #4
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Seems Cossor called it a Tele-Autogram.

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Old 19th Sep 2023, 10:55 pm   #5
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Lots of manufacturers made similar offerings in the 50s. They were expensive and impractical, so didn't sell well. There seems to have been a lack of understanding that TVs and radiograms were fundamentally different things.
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Old 20th Sep 2023, 9:58 am   #6
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The Cossor looks like a lovely piece of furniture - until you try to find a place for it your living room. The Nordmende looks a bit more practical. As Paul says they are fundamentally different things, and would you really want to afford all three at the same time.
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Old 20th Sep 2023, 7:07 pm   #7
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Pye called theirs a Slimline Trio. They made at least two models - the last one had a TV using the Pye all valve dual standard 11U chassis, circa 1963-4.
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