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Early Electronic Television

Early Electronic Transmitter and Related Equipment Gallery

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RCA Transmitter (1936)

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RCA T1 1kw transmitter (1938)

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The M-25 consisted of two units; the transmitter (above) and the power supply (below). The 25 watt transmitter was crystal controlled and operated on frequencies between 288 and 346 mHz.

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Rear view. The push-pull 2074G power amplifiers are at the top center. Below is the video modulator, 2 - 807s in parallel.

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The power supply used 4 - 866 tubes in the high voltage circuits. The unit was powered from a generator supplying 120 vac at 600 watts.

RCA M-25 Mobile Transmitter (1939)

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RCA 4 kw Transmitter (1940)

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RCA high power transmitter (1941)

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177 mHz transmitter used to relay television signals from Radio City studios to the transmitter on the Empire State Building (1939)

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Coaxial cable used by RCA for video transmission

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GE Transmitter (1939)

1944 Brochure (Courtesy of Bobby Ellerbee)

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Another GE transmiter

 

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French amplifier for video signals -1939

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Milan, Italy Transmitter, 1939

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Berlin 16 Kw transmitter made by Telefunken (1936)

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Transmitter control panel

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Transmitter Tower

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Portable video amplifier - Fernseh, 1939

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Mechanical sync generator - Fernseh, 1939

 

Other Transmitters and Related Equipment

  • 1936 Eiffel Tower Transmitter
  • 1936 W6XAO Transmitter
  • 1936 National Schools Transmitter
  • 1939 Safar Studios Transmitter
  • 1939 RCA sync generator
  • 1939 Philco low power transmiter
  • 1939 DuMont 1KW transmitter
  • 1941 Farnsworth Transmitter

 


 
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