Postwar Broadcasting W8TYY Westerville, OhioRichard O. Gibson was an amateur radio operator in Westerville, Ohio, a suburb of Columbus. In the 1950s he began broadcasting television in the UHF amateur radio band (around 430 mHz). This rack contains most of his station; a flying spot scanner to originate the video, a tape recorder for the audio, a frequency converter to change the 430 mHz band to a VHF channel to view on a standard TV set, and a monitor.
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