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SPICA - Painkiller (1st Mini Russian Roulette Repackage) CD + Poster + Free Gift |  |
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US $13.50 | 24d 3h 26m |
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6D20P Soviet Russian damper diode tube | |
0 Bid | US $1.00 | 7h 8m |
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1C21P Soviet Russian kenotron Tube | |
0 Bid | US $.99 | 7h 8m |
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FOUR MATCHED RUSSIAN 6L6 6L6GT VACUUM TUBES | |
0 Bid | US $17.99 | 7h 44m |
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LOT OF 3 M42 LENSES HELIOS 44M INDUSTAR 50 RUSSIAN SLR ZENIT+ MACRO TUBE | |
0 Bid | US $42.00 | 10h 24m |
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Vintage Matched Pair 6V6 GT 6N6 Power Tubes **Russian Military Tubes** | |
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US $24.95 | 11h 51m |
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IV-22 / IV22 Russian VFD NUMITRON Nixie Tube. Lot of 11 NEW BOXED | |
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US $11.45 | 13h 3m |
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IV-4 VFD Nixie Tubes NEW Lot of 80 RUSSIAN | |
0 Bid | US $240.00 | 13h 12m |
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IN-12B IN-12 B Nixie Tubes NEW Lot of 12 RUSSIAN | |
0 Bid | US $24.00 | 13h 13m |
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Soviet Russian USSR Vintage tube radio receiver BALTIKA BALTICA 52 | |
0 Bid | US $149.00 | 13h 45m |
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RUSSIAN TUBES GM-70 GM70 845 AUDIO TRIODE TUBE. Graphite NEW LOT of 2 | |
0 Bid | US $39.99 | 21h 16m |
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RUSSIAN TUBES 6S45P-E=WE437 (1984 Year) NEW in BOX - LOT of 2 | |
0 Bid | US $20.99 | 21h 16m |
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IV-26 (IV26) Russian VFD Matrix Nixie Tubes. Lot of 10 NEW | |
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US $14.90 | 23h 30m |
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FOUR NEW SOVTEK Russian 12AX7WA 12AX7 VACUUM TUBES | |
1 Bid | US $24.99 | 1d 3h 27m |
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Russian Extantion tubes set FED LOMO M42 | |
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US $5.00 | 1d 6h 44m |
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6N8S MELZ METAL BASE RUSSIAN TUBES, 2 pcs Used RARE | |
0 Bid | US $.10 | 1d 13h 10m |
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2x MATCHED 6S19P Russian NOS TUBES / PAIR | |
0 Bid | US $5.99 | 1d 14h 23m |
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Vintage Russian USSR FEU-1 Photomultiplier tube | |
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US $9.99 | 1d 16h 7m |
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RUSSIAN JADE 4X13MM SQUARE TUBE GEMSTONE BEADS 15" A+ | |
0 Bid | US $3.69 | 1d 17h 35m |
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RUSSIAN JADE 4X6MM ROUND TUBE BEADS A+ SPARKLING GREEN | |
0 Bid | US $4.29 | 1d 19h 5m |
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4X13MM RUSSIAN JADE ROUND TUBE GEMSTONE BEADS 15.5" ST | |
0 Bid | US $3.79 | 1d 19h 50m |
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GI-7B RUSSIAN MICROWAVE TRIODE TUBE LOT OF 4 pcs. | |
0 Bid | US $79.99 | 1d 23h 4m |
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6N3P-i / 2C51 / 6CC42 / 5670 Russian Double Triode Tube. Lot of 11 NEW BOXED | |
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US $11.45 | 2d 2h |
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6N3P-E / ECC42 / 2C51 / 396A Russian Double Triode Tube. Lot of 16 NEW BOXED | |
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US $16.20 | 2d 2h 23m |
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FOUR MATCHED RUSSIAN 6L6 6L6GT VACUUM TUBES | |
0 Bid | US $17.99 | 2d 3h 27m |
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2x IV-18 IV-18 Nixie Era Russian LARGE 7-segment 8-digit VFD CLOCK Tube NEW 2pcs | |
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US $8.00 | 13h 21m |
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FOUR NEW SOVTEK Russian 12AX7WA 12AX7 VACUUM TUBES | |
1 Bid | US $24.99 | 3d 3h 27m |
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IV-26 (IV26) Russian VFD Matrix Nixie Tubes. Lot of 20 NEW | |
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US $24.80 | 3d 6h 55m |
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6J1P / EF95 / 6F32 / 6AK7 Russian Pentode Tube. Lot of 25 NEW | |
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US $21.25 | 3d 6h 58m |
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Russian x-ray valve (rectifier) kenotron tube KRM-110 (КРМ-110) | |
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US $65.00 | 3d 8h 51m |
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Russian Svetlana's x-ray valve tube (kenotron) KRM-150 (КРМ-150) NOS Tested | |
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US $99.95 | 3d 8h 55m |
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6P42S (ca. 6P45S EL509 6KG6 ) output beam tetrode tube, Russian made, NOS QTY-2 | |
1 Bid | US $24.00 | 3d 12h 11m |
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GI 30 double pulse beam tetrode tube, Russian made, NOS QTY-2 | |
0 Bid | US $10.00 | 3d 12h 27m |
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IN-13 bargraph gaz discharge tube, Russian made, NOS QTY-2 | |
0 Bid | US $10.00 | 3d 12h 27m |
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6J32P (EF86) pentode tube, Russian made NOS QTY-4 | |
0 Bid | US $18.00 | 3d 12h 30m |
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TG1-2.5/4 TG1-2,5/4 Russian Thyratron TUBE 4kV 2.5A | |
0 Bid | US $19.99 | 3d 15h 30m |
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2x 6S19P Russian NOS MATCHED PAIR TUBES | |
0 Bid | US $6.99 | 3d 15h 34m |
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RUSSIAN JADE 4X13MM SQUARE TUBE GEMSTONE BEADS 15" A+ | |
0 Bid | US $3.69 | 3d 18h 50m |
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RUSSIAN JADE 4X6MM ROUND TUBE BEADS A+ SPARKLING GREEN | |
0 Bid | US $4.29 | 3d 19h 44m |
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4X13MM RUSSIAN JADE ROUND TUBE GEMSTONE BEADS 15.5" ST | |
0 Bid | US $3.79 | 3d 20h 26m |
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IN-1 Russian Nixie Tubes. Lot of 8. NOS | |
0 Bid | US $9.60 | 3d 22h 18m |
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5 pieces of untested 6P13S = EL36 RUSSIAN TETRODE tube s | |
0 Bid | US $7.99 | 4d 1h 29m |
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FOUR MATCHED RUSSIAN 6L6 6L6GT VACUUM TUBES | |
0 Bid | US $17.99 | 4d 3h 27m |
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6 x IN-16 RUSSIAN NIXIE TUBES FOR CLOCK IN16 Lot of 6 NOS 1988 | |
0 Bid | US $33.00 | 4d 4h 1m |
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Vintage MELZ Russian PMT (photomultiplier tube) FEU-36 (ФЭУ-36) FEU36 NOS | |
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US $45.00 | 4d 6h 29m |
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2x Russian military yr. 1958 6N5S / 6AS7G / ECC230 tubes, black plate NOS rare! | |
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US $40.00 | 4d 7h 48m |
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Russian MTX-90 MTH-90 (MTX-90) thyratrone tubes, NOS 4pcs | |
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US $8.00 | 4d 13h 25m |
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45x Vintage USSR 6N8S TUBES 6SN7 ECC32 RUSSIAN Tube | |
0 Bid | US $79.99 | 4d 13h 37m |
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IN-14 Russian Nixie Tubes for clock Lot of 6 NEW | |
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US $48.00 | 9d 9h 58m |
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FOUR NEW SOVTEK Russian 12AX7WA 12AX7 VACUUM TUBES | |
1 Bid | US $24.99 | 5d 3h 22m |
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How Does a TV Work: How Man Ended Up With a Decent TV Set
Simply put, if electronic engineers were to explain how does a TV work, they'd say it's the conversion of electromagnetic waves into light and acoustic energy. The interplay of light and acoustic energy inside the TV tube and out the screen is what people view when watching TV.
The wireless electromagnetic waves are sent or transmitted to the TV antenna or receives from TV towers. TV stations send these signals or waves to distant places by bouncing them off these powerful towers, reaching remote places. For international transmissions, signals are bounced off through satellites hovering in outer space. In a broader sense, this explains how does a TV work.
It was Michael Faraday who first tried to show people how does a TV work. Well, it wasn't exactly an actual television set he was demonstrating but the relationship or workings of light and electricity to produce some images in the 1830s. After about a hundred years, more improvements were done on faraday's work and soon TV sets began being produced en masse for commercial purposes.
The years prior to mastering how does a TV work were a series of trial and error, tirelessly re-designing and improving on various devices for better transmission and reception of electronically sent patterns or signals of light and sound. Such light and sound transmissions revolutionized radio receptions that brought mere acoustic information. Now, acoustic data were coupled with interesting images through lighting information.
Then in 1883, they made a more daring experiment to improving how does a TV work. To transmit image information electronically and store it, they used a mechanical media which was a like a scanning disk. This perforated disk rotated as it presented images in broken stages. To make this really work, a photo cell was placed at the rear of the disk as it rotated. The sensitized photo cell took care of sending the broken images as a sequence of electrical stimuli to a receptor. Then everything was beamed to another rotating disk which composed the initial image. However, the experiment was not that successful. The image resolution was poor.
The 1900s brought hope in realizing the mechanism needed to make a decent TV set really work. Now they had better ways on showing how does a TV work. Technological advances leading to breakthroughs in radio, physics, x-rays, and more sophisticated wireless transmissions made success in finalizing how does a TV work, and more so, the coming of the cathode-ray tube.
Cathode-ray tube came with a magnetic field. It was ideal for receiving electronic images. It was Boris Rosing, a Russian scientist, who made Cathode-ray tube possible and further improved on this latest electronic find. Then a thing called Iconoscope also came into the picture. It scanned and converted electronic signals through an electronic beam really nice and easy. With the help of other inventions, like the Mosaic for microscopic photosensitive pixels, the first useful and decent TV set was born in 1929 and then mass produced by the 1940s.
Since then, electronic experts began to have a definite answer to how does a TV work.
About the Author
Peter Garant is writing electronic appliance and information articles such as
How does a Plasma TV work?
and
How does a LCD TV work?
for the electronic and technical website 'Tech FAQ'.
can you translate this from Russian to english? i believe it's Russian?
warning=== i don't have any idea what it means,just in case that is something bad please don't report me!!! i saw it in you tube.thanks
А мне су-37 больше нравился. Красота есть совершенство.
yes 'curious and furious'the video i was watching was about this kind of aircrafts,thanks!
No, it's nothing bad at all!
"I like the Su-37 better. Beauty is perfection."
The Su-37 is a Russian jet fighter....here is a link to the Wikipedia page describing it- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sukhoi_Su-37
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