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May 10, 1932 release of the first television sets started in the Soviet Union

<. p> Television so strongly and firmly entered our life, that life
 modern man is simply impossible to imagine without the TV. the
 interesting to learn about how and where it all began. Trial consignment
 Soviet television (grade B-2, 20 pieces), developed by engineer
 Anton Yakovlevich Breitbart, was released on May 10, 1932 at
 Leningrad plant “Comintern”. A month before the release of the announcement was
 published in the newspaper “Pravda”, which emphasized the of status
 the importance of future technical trends.

The TV was black and white and did not provide sound
 support. On the tiny screen the size of a matchbox
 (With built-in magnifying glass body image of 16 × 12 mm
 increased to 3×4 cm), the viewer can see is not very
 sharpness rate of 12.5 frames per second. B-2 was truly
 TV for personal use – due to minimum size
  screen to use it could only one person. practical
 the use of the first Soviet TV was only possible with the
 availability of radio. To view the image, it was necessary to
 connect to the miracle of technology has become familiar to many
 a radio receiver, and also to hear sound at the same time, it required
 B-2 to connect to other radios. In fact, the first Soviet
 TV was tiny prefixed to it.

After the successful release of the trial started with the party next year
 series production of the B-2. Brand lasted until 1936, but
 was released just over 3000 pieces, of which a large part in the
 Last year. Despite the very high price on the first Soviet
 TV, the demand clearly outstripped supply: B-2 at a cost of more than 200
 rubles a year removed from production on the shelves had not lie.
 Although, of course, in the country the number of first national scale
 TV was a drop in the sea of ​​the undivided rule of the radio.

Despite the fact that the pre-war era for most TVs
 Soviet people were outlandish rare triumphant start
 Television march was given. Shortly after starting the B-2 in a batch
 production in the major cities of the Soviet Union began a regular
 television (Moscow, Leningrad, Novosibirsk, Odessa). since the band
 TV signal frequencies allowed to pass it on conventional broadcasters
 stations, television programs can be made on a very significant
 distance – up to 2-3 thousand kilometers. But the simplicity of the design of the TV,
 multiplied by the minimum in its power scale circulation, caused in
 country a real surge of creative engineering: Soviet Kulibin
  for receiving TV signals began tinkering makeshift analogs of B-2. TO
 this pushed the very form of its release: part of the television sets in
 the closing years of their production goes on sale in the form of kits
 for self-assembly.

The state is trying to help craftsmen in their quest
 get your own TV. So, popular
 amateur radio magazine “Radiofront” in 1935 has placed on its
 pages of detailed description of the TV B-2 for self-assembly.
 Although image quality is the first domestic TV sets left
 much to be desired, the beginning of the era of Soviet television was supposed to.

It is worth emphasizing that the success in winning the hearts and minds of the Soviet
 citizens’ vision at a distance “in the 1930s was largely possible
 due to the fact that television in the Soviet Union began as a mechanical. AT
 Unlike modern fully electronic television transmission
 which are conducted in ultra-short waves, and act only within the limits
 line of sight from the transmitter antenna to a receiver antenna,
 mechanical dalnovidenie (sometimes referred to as a TV in those years,
 when the term itself has not resisted) was conducted in the medium and long waves,
 which made it possible with the help of only one television center in Moscow
 take TV shows in virtually every corner of the Soviet Union. AT
 a result of the interest in television, and thus the need for it widened
  year-on-year, both in quantitative and geographical dimension. AND
 at the age of mechanical television turned out to be short-lived, B-2, the pioneer
 domestic television, made an important contribution to the development of the story
 . Domestic TV technician

Source: rusplt.ru

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