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E.H Scott left the company in 1945 and had nothing to do with Scott TVs or other postwar products. Scott's chief engineer left a year or two later, to work on the RCA Berkshire.
The postwar company was called Scott Laboratories. It produced the 800B radio which is nice quality, but not a world beater like the best prewar stuff. The company was bought in 1950 by Meck, which basically milked the name for a few more years.
I thought the Scott projection set used the Philips system. Might be wrong about that.
Phil Nelson
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12-07-2011, 02:07 AM
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