Another major event on a vintage TV set, my Admiral 24R12 B&W set http://www.videokarma.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=176826&stc=1&d=1352256729
The sound is buzzing a lot, because of all the heavy use of white graphics in the video.

I remember the 1960 election night on a similar Admiral set.

The Admiral on my workbench.

http://www.antiqueradio.org/art/temp/Admiral24C15Election.jpg

Not a perfect image, but you should have seen how awful it looked last week :)

Phil Nelson
Phil's Old Radios
http://antiqueradio.org/index.html

Looks great! I was gonna bust out my CTC-38 on the wheeled stand, but I got lazy ;)

A blurry snap of what I actually watched much of the time -- a Predicta sitting on a CTC-11.

(OK, getting back to work!)

Phil Nelson

http://www.antiqueradio.org/art/temp/Election_Night_2012.jpg

The people have spoken.
God Bless America!

BTW, I miss being able to go into a store and seeing American-made TV's for sale!

Did the Remington-Rand Computer pick the Winner?

My Emerson 699 is next to my computer desk, so that's what I had on for most of the night b/c I was following social media very closely.

But I did later go upstairs where I watched the concession and then the victory speech most appropriately--on my American Television.

http://www.tv4rv.com/waving-flag.gif

Did the Remington-Rand Computer pick the Winner?

No, but neither did the Washington Redskins.
We now rejoin the following program already in progress at this time.

Q: Is this NOT the most generic statement one can hear from a TV network?

Cliff

I watched it on one of those cheap little Chinese last gasp 5" B&W's, mainly because my shop looks like a tornado hit it and that little TV was, due to it's size, the easiest to set up on my overcrowded work bench.

Q: Is this NOT the most generic statement one can hear from a TV network?

Cliff

A: I don't know. We are having technical difficulties. Please Stand By.:smoke: