Posted by Jon Hagen on November 22, 2010 at 12:36:09 from (69.26.23.96):
In Reply to: First Television posted by olddog on November 22, 2010 at 05:54:49:
My first TV experience was at a relatives house in 1953. His TV looked like an old Edison phonograph cabinet. A box about 2 ft square and 4 ft tall. The picture tube was mounted facing upright and the picture was reflected from a mirror, mounted in the underside of the lid. The lid was proped up at a 45 degree angle for viewing. Maybe an 8- 12 inch screen.
As a kid, (1955) we made many a sat morning trip to grandpa's house by pony and bycycle to watch sat morning westerns on the big Hoffman console TV. (first TV in the area). We got our first set in 1958, a used metal case RCA table top model of about 19 inch size.
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