Re: How good were 1950's/1960's Band 1 TV receivers?
- From: Mark Carver <mark.carver@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 06 Aug 2007 20:14:25 +0100
Paul Kelly wrote:
When first seen here the usual Holme Moss Offering was the cross - white background and black vertical and horizontal bars - not sure of the official name - two versions - one presumably from the network and with a broad horizontal centre bar - and one possibly locally from Holme Moss with a narrow horizontal which could be used to lock the vertical synchronisation of receivers (it probably was the frame synchronising pulse circuitry within the generators which generated this - and didn't early CCUs have a switch which put out this test signal on the output whilst alignment was undertaken?)
'Radar' pattern ?
http://www.markyboy.net/radar.pdf
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