When did the Sony 8-301w transistor TV come out?

When did the Sony 8-301w transistor TV come out?

The Sony 8-301W transistor television was introduced in 1961 and it sold well, considering its hefty price of $249.95. The distinctive profile makes it a favorite of collectors. Here’s a photo of my 8-301W after restoration:

What was the first transistorized TV in the world?

Urban Legend #2. Some people call this the first transistorized TV, but that’s wrong, too. The Philco Safari was introduced in 1959, two years before this set. Like this one, the Safari uses two rectifier tubes in addition to many transistors. Urban Legend #3. Another mistaken claim is that the 8-301W was the first portable direct-view TV.

What kind of battery does a Sony 8-301w use?

Sony sold this television in Europe as the 8-301E, using 220-volt rather than 120-volt AC power. The large battery pack is seen in the following photo of someone else’s TV. Many of these batteries have been discarded by now, as they eventually lose their ability to recharge.

How do you disassemble a Sony portable TV?

Begin disassembly by removing the screen hood and chrome trim strips. The strips pull off after you remove two screws in the back. Then you lay the TV down on its face, pull the knobs, remove screws from the back and sides, and slide the case up and off. The case may be stuck on the front rather tightly.

What kind of Radio is a Sony TRW 621?

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Are there any Sony Trinitron gaming TVs left?

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Are there any Sony retro gaming monitors left?

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