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Western Electric Monitors

These monitors were made for the Western Electric Co. (the Bell system equipment manufacturer) in the late 40s for use in Bell's first microwave TV network. The video monitor was donated to the museum by Don Saltzman.

The video monitor is modeled after the RCA 621, using a 7DP4 CRT.

Waveform monitor

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