For some reason YT recommended this channel to me. I can understand it getting my first VCR in the 1980's which I had to get up to change channels or fast forward play or rewind a tape. Either that or have it next to my armchair and have a long lead connecting it to my TV. Then less than a decade later having one with a remote control that could even allow me to set up a timer to record programmes from the TV while I was away.
I wonder what they used as a transmission media? Ultra sonic? I don't remember that model. I was just a young kid then anyway. LOL. I doubt that set earned the Energy Star Award! LOL.
Nice way to hide your remote control inside the cabinet. All my remote controls in my house basically hide their self and i never know where the F** this remotes are.
For some reason YT recommended this channel to me. I can understand it getting my first VCR in the 1980's which I had to get up to change channels or fast forward play or rewind a tape. Either that or have it next to my armchair and have a long lead connecting it to my TV. Then less than a decade later having one with a remote control that could even allow me to set up a timer to record programmes from the TV while I was away.
I wonder what they used as a transmission media? Ultra sonic? I don't remember that model. I was just a young kid then anyway. LOL. I doubt that set earned the Energy Star Award! LOL.
My 65 inch lcd doesn't have a remote amplifier button. So i guess that vacuum tube is always powered on.
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Nice way to hide your remote control inside the cabinet. All my remote controls in my house basically hide their self and i never know where the F** this remotes are.
200+ channels would probably cause it (and owner) to smoke and shake uncontrollably.
What a strange accent the narrator has!
He's got a New England/New York area accent.