21-04-2022, 08:09 AM
Since we're mainly concerned with the sending side of TV it would be lovely for the BECG if you're willing to donate it to our charity. It would become an important exhibit in our Broadcast Engineering Museum which soon start to exist in real life. www.becg.tv
I visit the Ashby area a couple of times each year (we have friends at Barrow on Trent) and so could collect. Not sure about our next visit but it will certainly be this year. If you need it collected sooner than that, Ashby isn't too far from our base near Lincoln so one of my fellow trustees could make an arrangement.
The attached photo shows one of our most important exhibits. A Marconi Mk II camera that was used at the Queen's Coronation. The picture also shows BECG chairman, Paul Marshall, with the camera at BBC Broadcasting House where the camera was on show for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee.
I visit the Ashby area a couple of times each year (we have friends at Barrow on Trent) and so could collect. Not sure about our next visit but it will certainly be this year. If you need it collected sooner than that, Ashby isn't too far from our base near Lincoln so one of my fellow trustees could make an arrangement.
The attached photo shows one of our most important exhibits. A Marconi Mk II camera that was used at the Queen's Coronation. The picture also shows BECG chairman, Paul Marshall, with the camera at BBC Broadcasting House where the camera was on show for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee.
www.borinsky.co.uk Jeffrey Borinsky www.becg.tv
