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1935 -1941 Italian TV Set
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(Unfortunately, there is not much Italian prewar
information available)
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1936 Safar Television
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1935 Safar Television
The only material available to me about prewar Italian
television was this 1935 progress report below
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A Survey Of Television Progress In Italy (1935)
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Technical Director of Safar with his "Telepantoscope", a new
Cathode-Ray-Tube Scanner
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Apparatus for Spot-Scanning (90 Lines, 25 Frames); Studio for transmission by
means of Nipkow Disc (90 Lines, 25 Frames)
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Safar Radio-Television Short Wave Transmitter
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Safar's Apparatus for Tele-Cinema Transmissions (180 Lines, 25 Frames per
second)
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High Definition Tele-Cinema Transmission (240 Lines, 25 Frames);
First National Machinery Exhibition, Turin, Italy, November 1934
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Safar Cathode Ray Tubes for television purposes;
Cathode Ray Tube bases on display
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Construction Details of Telepantoscope;
The first type of tele-camera used by Safar in transmitting cinema films
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First direct television transmission tests being made in Castellani's
Laboratories with the Telepantoscope designed by him.
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Safar's "Televisode" Apparatus for Cathode-Ray Tube Reception
of High-Definition Television Images (180 Lines, 25 Frames per second).
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The Safar "Televisode" electronic television at work at the
First National Radio Exhibition, in Milan, Italy, in 1934.
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Constructional Details of the Tele-Camera used for direct television
transmission.
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Topics on this page: The Cathode-Ray Beam; The Tele-Camera; The Cinema
Projector; Tele-Camera for Direct Television; The Synchronising Disc
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Topics on this page: Efficient Conversion of Light into Current; Details
of the "Televisode" CRT Receiver
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