This is the place to appeal for any manuals, machines, spares or whatever. Someone, somewhere out there probably has just what you want in their garage or under the bed.. |
| Chris Owen |
Chris writes: I collect old Radio OB equipment and
some (smaller) items of radio studiokit. I'm the owner of the microphones
and Midget disc recorders on Roger Beckwith's site.
I also do displays of
old BBC kit at vintage Radio shows when time and work allows. I would
one day like to open a small museum dedicated to radio OB's - possibly in
Bangor as so much output came from there during WW2 - or even
Evesham! What I wouldn't give now for a rummage round the old wooden
huts that have long since gone.Perhaps I should put my museum in a
wooden hut! Basically I'm looking for any older items of Radio OB or Radio studio equipment equipment. I have the beginnings of a 'wanted' page on the link above. |
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| Brian Summers Virtual Museum of the Broadcast TV Camera Camberley, England. |
| My main interest is in vintage Broadcast Cameras and I am always on the lookout for them along with any related items. Over the years I have built up a substantial collection and display most of it on my virtual museum website. www.tvcameramuseum.org There is a long list of wanted items on the museum site under “wanted” www.tvcameramuseum.org/wanted.html I also have a significant library of documentation. A new project, or a restart of an old project, is getting ex BBC MCR21 back into good order!. This is a big job and much help will be needed. I need to find drawings or pictures of the inside engineering area and back of the monitor stack. The engineering area has to be re-built from scratch and I need to determine exactly were the equipment was mounted, as well as finding most of it!. The start of it's support website is here www.mcr21.org.uk or contact me directly below: |
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