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W0RLI > INFO 07.07.02 05:19l 55 Lines 1474 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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"Nikpow rotating disk system" comes to mind ...
.... or is that Nipkow?
Saw a demonstration of one of those.
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... Hank
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<KB2VXA@WT3V.#JS.NJ.USA.NOAM> wrote in message news:50941_WT3V...
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> Hi Mel and all "bystanders", hi,
> C'mon Mel, let's not start with the flames, I'm not "wriggling and
> squirming" nor am I "putting up smoke screens".
> You're still not up on the history and development of TV as I assumed you
> were.
> CBS Laboratories and I don't remember the physicist's name off hand
> demonstrated a TV transmission and reception system around the same time
> Baird did using exactly the same system. Either they were paralell
> inventions or there were spies at work. (;->) Such large and clumsy
> electromechanical affairs were hardly practical and were fraught with
> synch problems to boot. It took Zworkin's iconoscope (I actually held
> several in my hands) to make TV practical for commercial, in home use. At
> least we agree on that. (;->)
> BTW, please be polite in your next bull or I simply won't respond and
> will begin ignoring your callsign. I have absolutely no desire to respond
> to flames.
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> I'm a technician, not a magician!
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> 73 de Warren, KB2VXA
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> e-mail: kb2vxa@juno.com
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