20-12-2020, 07:34 PM
Before the war, TV users probably did not realize the danger posed by these receivers or believed that a distance of 2-3 meters was safe. In any case, the warning on the TV casing - high voltage - did not deter. The "threat" was enclosed in a wooden case. After the war, experiments with cable television were carried out in Moscow. Very simple receivers with an oscilloscope tube were manufactured. All the necessary voltages were supplied from the wall outlet, including the power supply to the CRT. Users could no longer accept such a solution. I guess right. The project failed.
