The Convention will be Friday, May 4 through Sunday, May 6, at the museum in Hilliard, Ohio. Here is the schedule and a link to registration and our auction:

http://www.earlytelevision.org/2018_convention.html

We hope to see you this year.

Steve

The Convention will be Friday, May 4 through Sunday, May 6, at the museum in Hilliard, Ohio. Here is the schedule and a link to registration and our auction:

http://www.earlytelevision.org/2018_convention.html

We hope to see you this year.

Steve
You'd think the convention was going now. It's so quiet around here.
Not everyone has the flu! :sigh:

I'm still in the grief stage for my deceased gassy 15GP22, and spending my time
playing with the most complex boatanchor radios.

I want to see more color sets offered for auction at the convention.

You'd think the convention was going now. It's so quiet around here.
Not everyone has the flu! :sigh:

It's quiet everywhere. My work is slow as well. I think everyone's just pissed off about the cold weather and snow :) . The Facebook TV group's had quite a bit of activity lately though.

I'm still in the grief stage for my deceased gassy 15GP22, and spending my time
playing with the most complex boatanchor radios.

I want to see more color sets offered for auction at the convention.

I may put a CT-100 in the auction...

John, is your CT-100 working with a good 15G?

Two weeks to go! If you haven't registered yet, please do as soon as possible. We need to notify the caterer about how many people we will have.

http://www.earlytelevision.org/2018_convention.html

If you have items for the auction, please enter them now.

http://www.earlytelevision.org/convention_auction.html

​Hope to see you soon.

John, is your CT-100 working with a good 15G?

One of them has a good* 15GP22 and the other is good* on the red and blue guns.

*Good = I've seen them light up on a chassis and produce a raster and other collectors have tested them with CRT testers and proclaimed the good.

Will the auction be broadcast live again this year

The Convention is only a few days away. On Monday I have to submit the number of attendees to our caterer. If you are coming, and haven't yet registered, PLEASE do now! If you register after I submit the numbers, I can't guarantee we will have food for you.

I hope to see you next weekend.​

Any hams attending the Convention want to have a talk-in frequency on 2 meters?

Pictures posted at:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/42002845@N02/collections/72157695956135014/

Pictures posted at:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/42002845@N02/collections/72157695956135014/Thanks for the excellent pictures Wayne.

The images of the Raytheon color TV give proof to my claim to fame: "I once had this rare TV in my possession for a period of 22 hours!"

http://www.videokarma.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=197050&stc=1&d=1525839475

Of course I never owned it, but I was glad to help the museum by picking it up from the donor's home in the west Chicago suburbs and transporting it to the museum. I've been having leg and back troubles, but Steve McVoy scrambled and somehow had people waiting at the home when I arrived that were able to move this beast from the basement and into my van.

Your pictures show 5 men carefully removing the huge set from my van (with me standing there in amazement). Surprisingly it took only two older gentlemen to wrestle the set up the stairs and three to get it into my van in Illinois. I hope they aren't still suffering.

http://www.videokarma.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=197049&stc=1&d=1525839343