Baird televisor(the first television)1926

[@MakoTitanArmy]

I kept hearing "The man with the Fly in his mouth"

[@RetroBerner]

same

[@whatdoyouexactlymeanbyhandle]

I HEARD THAT TOO 😭🙏

[@jawwwp428]

For people who don’t know how this works it’s simple(not really) the images are created by a spinning disk in front of a flickering light that flickers at the times made by the amplifier connected to a radio and sent messages by a light camera that can account things from the cameras POV back to the disk. The disk has multiple holes with a pattern the light goes through the holes and the disk scan the screen and it has 8 lines the scans will make up the image. Damn I can’t believe some person from Scotland made this thing and the fact most scots would be drunk at the pubs or watching the football game.

[@markoprskalo6127]

Can that tv pick up modern analog tv

[@KarvyKlaugs]

Homie, can you use correct punctuation and grammar? That was much more difficult to understand than it should have been

[@noobgamer1O9909]

This here is NOT the first television broadcast. This here is in 1930. The original John Logie Baird broadcast was in 1926, showed to around 40 scientists in the UK. This here is later on, and showed a theatre play named "The man with the flower in his mouth"

[@j0wp49]

Why does this have 1k views

[@StClare_]

Infantile TikTok debauchery is more important than history apparently.

[@lil_leoyt5820]

PUBG mobile lol