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Televisor Kit
Price: £49.99
John Logie Baird devised the first practical television in the late 1920s. He described it as a 'Televisor'.
This kit contains all the parts needed to make a Televisor that works in much the same way as the original Televisor and will allow you to experience TV as it was then.
TV footage is encoded on a CD included in this kit. Simply plug the Televisor into a CD player and play the CD to view the footage.
The Televisor measures approximately: 260mm x 195mm x 70mm and took us about an hour to build.
In the box
- Televisor circuit
- Televisor disc with sync markings
- CD containing 'TV' footage
- Connecting lead
- Battery holder with switch
- Front and back plates
- Full instructions
You may also need
- 4 x AA batteries
- CD player with 'line out' socket
- Some basic tools such as a screwdriver, pliers and glue
This is an educational kit, not a toy. Adult supervision is advised.
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