[BC] Call for old TV Engineers

[Larry Bloomfield]

You might want to check with Chuck Pharis.  He has restored a plethora 
of TV gear over the years and might have what you are looking for.  His 
web page is http://www.pharis-video.com/  Chuck is a very congenial guy 
and probably would help you in your project.

Larry Bloomfield - KA6UTC
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stanleybadams wrote:

>I am looking for a 'the few but proud' TV engineers that have roots into the
>1950's and I know that they are beginning to fade away.  So please help
>where you can.
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>I am looking for someone who has some manuals or information that they would
>be willing to share for a while, so that we might be able to add to the Old
>Radio TV technology web page.  Alan Kline was kind enough to lend me his 50
>KW GE amp book for scanning and this prompted me to think about anyone who
>might have some earlier TV material.  I have some old TV training manuals
>from the 1950's by RCA, but I am also looking for a GE TT-3,4,5,6
>transmitter manual or pictures or both.
>
>Surely, we have some out there with this type of knowledge and material.
>
>Thank you 
>
>Stan Adams 
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