EARLY TELEVISION MUSEUM SOCIETY ZOOM MEETING TONIGHT

The first meeting of the Early Television Museum Society will take place tonight on Zoom (with overflow crowd on YouTube.)

More info at www.earlytelevision.org

Topic: Early Television Museum Society November 2020 meeting
Early Television Foundation Steve McVoy will introduce the Museum and take us on a tour of some display highlights. Then Early Television Foundation Darryl Hock will show us his outstanding collection of prewar television receivers.
Time: Nov 21, 2020 08:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Every month on the Third Saturday.

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If the Zoom meeting reaches capacity, you can still 'tune in' and watch via YouTube.

YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuPxvfS9a88axMOueu1rzLg

Great idea for those of us out West. :-)

It was fantastic! If you missed it, be sure to look at the YouTube video.

I don't see any new movie on the museum channel :(

It's up now:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1E1AWGDCQc

I thoroughly enjoyed watching along on YouTube. Thanks for all the effort that went into the production. :thmbsp:

This was great it worked out a lot better than I thought it would LOL I opted to watch on YouTube because I do enough Zoom for work... thanks to everyone who put this together and can't wait to see the next one

Here's a final version of the November meeting video with all the waiting around edited out.

https://youtu.be/0F9HuuUig1U

I'm really thrilled how well this worked and looking forward to next month's meeting.

Hi to all,

Watched it on YouTube as "live" was 02 AM European time.

Really enjoyed the meeting & saw many familiar faces from ETF Conventions.
A big Thank You ! to Steve & Dave Sica for organizing this.

Darryl's collection of pre-war sets is absolutely stunning,
Thank You ! for this privileged tour.

I was interested to note that Darryl systematically plugs/unplugs sets from the wall plug. A good safety reminder to never leave an old TV/radio plugged in while away (fire hazard, etc.). The On/Off knob is not good enough...

Also interested by the comment that Philips MW22 & MW31 CRTs were shorter/better focussed/brighter than the ubiquitous RCA 5FP4.

Old_tv_nut : Wayne, nice to see you & loved the colorful turkey on your beautiful roundie.

Best Regards
jhalphen
Paris/France

PS : Update, Nov 27th - posted YT link on french RadioFil TV forum section :
3 watched & liked
http://retro-forum.com/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=256285

Hi Jerome, thanks for the comment.

I keep trying to goad other roundie owners to post holiday-related roundy pix - can never get enough of those old beasts (I mean the sets, not the owners).

Hi to all,

Watched it on YouTube as "live" was 02 AM European time.

A big Thank You ! to Steve & Dave Sica for organizing this.

Darryl's collection of pre-war sets is absolutely stunning,
Thank You ! for this privileged tour.



+1

Peter :thmbsp:

I watched on YouTube, it was Great