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Hello. I am Peter Yanczer and I've put this site together, hoping it will raise your interest in a great hobby. It's been a challenging one for me that I feel it has been most interesting and benificial to me over the years. It could do the same for you!

My website is intended for you who are really interested in the history and hardware used in early television as it developed. Possibly at the point now where they might consider doing as I and many others have been doing, i.e. developing, building and operating equipment of the sort used during those pioneering days. As I just said earlier, it has been challenging, (in plain words, not easy!)but it has been very rewarding and satisfying for all of us too.

It's a fact that most if not all of the original television related equipment that appears from various sources and auctions including Ebay, sells at prices far beyond the average persons pocket book. By learning about and constructing various items yourself, it is possible and affordable to get first hand experience and knowledge about this early period in television development. Some of the equipment is very simple in nature and easy to build, just as was done by hams and the general public in the late 1920s and early 1930s. An example for the advanced experimenter that you might consider is the following:

This monitor will operate on picture and sound signals from NBTV CDs or a 32 line camera.

All of the installments for building this monitor/receiver are included on this site.
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If you have an interest in the workings and history of early television, This can be an exciting hobby for you too!

If you already have a radio collection of sorts, a working article of this type will be a important addition to your existing material. This site can help you accomplish this.

Television: the way it was and how it might have been...

Some of the special parts needed for building your own mechanical television, including scanning discs and the disk bearings and hub assemblies are available at very reasonable prices from Peter Yanczer.

This precision laser cut, 12 inch type No.12-32S scanning disk and hub are available now at very low cost! This disk will provide a very high quality image, superior to disks that are laid out by hand.

Note: Many can in fact build these parts themselves, using the skills you already have or can attain.

Peter Yanczer.

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