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Amazing!!! Impressive!!! To see such an ultra-rare and fine piece of History in WORKING condition... is something that really makes my day!!!
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Hi @ All!
Well done Eckhard. To see this set in operation is a pleasure. The owner is a lucky man. The video is shown on youtube is really impressive. And that's the reason why I like this set so much: The company where I was working for eight years since I was 16 had such a set too. Unfortunately there were many missing parts like the cabinet, the loudspeaker and some tubes. The CRT and both transformers were still in place. I never dared to touch this set and so a can`t say anything more. After the company went bankrupt I never saw the set again. I hope it was not demaged and came into good hands. Greetings Josef |
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so you could get just the TV audio? cool feature i think! |
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Hello.
Yes, I can select between tv audio and tv audio and vision. In times of no television broadcast, the television transmitter was used for radio broadcasting. Here is another video, I have recorded today with some still images from the chassis and a short video clip. See the color of the phosphor. The white is a yellowish white, not that blue-tinted white of modern P4 phosphors. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAHnJqaD06A Meanwhile, the number of surviving Telefunken FE VIs increased up to ten. As a result of such videos on Youtube, other people reported further FE VIs which existence was not known before. Kind regards, Eckhard |
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