[Boatanchors] "Kinescope ", thanks all.

[Phil KO6BB]

Thanks for all the great information.  When I started this thread (and 
the preceding one), having never been in broadcasting (I followed the 
Military communications then aerospace electronics fields), I was really 
ignorant about the history of the TV Broadcasting electronics field.

When I asked the first question about recording early TV broadcasts I 
surmised that there might have been a couple ex-TV-broadcast engineers 
on this list.  It appears that there are more than I thought.

Again, thanks for the education!

73 de Phil,  KO6BB
http://ko6bb1.multiply.com/ (My OTR Blog)
http://cbsmysterytheater.multiply.com/
http://www.qsl.net/ko6bb/   (Web Page)

RADIOS:
Yaesu FT-2000 Xceiver for "hamming" and LF Beacons.
Zenith "American" Royal-7000 Transoceanic Portable.
Radio Shack DX-380 digital portable.

ANTENNA: 88' Long balanced dipole.

On 8/10/2011 7:37 AM, Sheldon Daitch wrote:
> Yep,
>
> WRDW-TV had the TK-11s for the B&W cameras and about the time
> I left, they were getting some used TK-42 color cameras.
>
> No Dage or Dumont equiipment that I remember.
>
> There was one RCA TRT-1 system and a TR-22.  The TRT-1
> would not handle color, but the TR-22 did.
>
> As for the film chains, I am almost certain they used vidicons
> and I have no idea who made the projectors.  Too far back for
> me to really remember.
>
> 73
> sheldon
>
>
>