"Moving Pictures and Sound Transmitted on Invisible Light Rays" in "Radio World", 29 January 1927. Includes Baird Uses Infra-red in his Television Sets in Radio World .

Knoller Satterwhite

Published by Radio World Magazine, 1927

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Knoller Satterwhite. Moving Pictures and Sound Transmitted on Invisible Light Rays in Radio World, 29 January 1927. Includes Baird Uses Infra-red in his Television Sets in Radio World 29 January 1927, vol 10 no. 19, 31pp, illustrated throughout with photos and diagrams. [++] The article is mainly about John Logie Baird in his early lust tapestry days of television pioneering. It is a complicated history, the history of mechanical and electronic television firsts . And Baird (who is a legitimate general contender for the inventor of television following the earlier work of Bell, Edison, Bidwell, Nipkow, de Forest, Swinton, Zworykin, Jenkins (in more or less chronological order) and then Mr. Baird.

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• Title: "Moving Pictures and Sound Transmitted on Invisible Light Rays" in "Radio World", 29 January 1927. Includes Baird Uses Infra-red in his Television Sets in Radio World .
• Publisher: Radio World Magazine
• Publication Date: 1927
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: Good
• Weight: 9 ounces
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