Вот ведь японцы вообще крутые изобретатели электроники !!! У нас в Иркутской области в детстве в начале 80-х вообще телевизор черно/белыи́ был горизонт !!! С тумблерами как в рации танка т-55 !!! VHS видеомагнитофон - вообще не мечтали !!! А тут в кармане ТОГДА можно было таскать микротелевизор Панасоник - вот ведь жили японцы и американцы ,европеи́цы круто для людей!!!
I have the same one. I used to watch TV in the late 80's/early 90's with my brother when we were kids in Bowmanville Ontario and there weren't many stations that we could pick up but it was so awesome to have something so futuristic haha. I just found a youtube link showing how to broadcast your own signal to use it again. I am going to try it as I live in Australia now and just found my mini TV. Here is the link if you want to try: ruclips.net/video/I4XtDqK63z8/видео.html
You could feed it the antenna output of an old VHS machine. The signal is identical to a regular analogue television station, so any old tv set should tune it. If you feed the analogue output of a digital set top box into an A/V input of the VHS, you can watch any current tv channel. The mechanical functions of the VHS can be broken for that to work, only the electronics need to be functional. If you don't have a VHS any more, you can buy separate UHF modulators. They take any analogue A/V signal and modulate as if it was a television station.
I remember buying one of those from Pakistani electronics import store back in 1983. That was when there was an electronics district on 45th street, in the NYC Times Square area. If you wanted the latest, coolest gadget, people would definitely hit the 45th Street area. Mine came with a leather carry case with a shoulder strap.
It's funny that instead of using a solid-state voltage regulator to convert the 12 volts from the lighter socket down to 6 volts, they just use a huge power resistor!
es una máquina del tiempo,yo lo acabo d adquirir de ebay lo e probado y resulta q es un excelente equipo muy buen panasonic y la imagen es expectacular buena recepción de señales,estoy satisfecho X ello...saludos desde lima peru
If you want to get a picture onto it, you can buy an RF modulator off of amazon.com, and it'll have composite inputs. You can run a composite source into the RF modulator which will output on channel 3 or 4, and you can then shove that signal into the antenna input and tune the channel you're outputting on and it'll display a real picture.
I was surprised to see stereo on that! I have a vintage camera from the same period and it too still holds a little charge, enough to get about 7(?) pictures, I want to replace it but unable to find a replacement, currently looking for someone to rebuild it...I wish mfg would think of the long term or the geek who wants to collect vintage gear and just use common rechargeable....also, I have a cat that looks just like your, she too likes to concur things!
I got one of these in the box at an estate sale last summer. Unfortunately, it must've been used before, because it didn't produce an image-all I got was an obnoxiously loud hum.
Esses receptores de TV eram muito bom pena que hoje tiraram a liberdade das pessoas pra liga la é necessário um converdor digital. Abraço! Rio de Janeiro Brazil
It is possible to get a signal on that TV if you know how. It is possible to make a homemade broadcast or just directly attach a wire to the antenna and go into a VCR, cable box, or something else that can output a signal on channel 3 or channel 4.
Micro TV fantástica. Eu tinha uma SHARP de 5 polegas o gabinete dela parecia a cabeça de um robot. Hoje aqui no Brasil a TV é digital e nesse caso tem que ligar o conversor! Rio de Janeiro RJ Brazil
Hi Dan, just a couple questions. I recently came across 1 of these in mint condition with all of the accessories including headphones. Mine is in a nice light brown leather carrying case which looks like it was made specifically for it as it has compartment separators for each accessory. I am just curious as to the approximate value. Any chance you could give a ballpark price?
I have no idea. Check eBay under their sold listings and see what they have sold for. If yours is in better shape you'll just need to add/guess some sort of extra value price.
I have a few of these, funny thing about them being that all of them were accompanied with their original packaging much like this one, I have two of the Sinclair research built ones, picked them up before they were collectible, its like they were all bought as gifts then rarely actually ended up being used, in fact all of the ones I've acquired are in near or are new, the Sinclair's I bought in an auction around 20 years ago with many other items new & unopened, from a lot in a warehouse that came from a Gibson's store that went out of business in the late 1980's or early 1990's, that was a good buy even for the time, I picked up many Commodore & Sinclair computers, New! unopened! in their boxes!!! (not for sale) Gibson's was a department store chain, I know they were common in the mid-west US, they were an early victim of WalMart.
I dont know if you know it..but the small knobs are screwed to whats called a potentiometer, which is a variable resistor...and it vary's when you turn it left or right...do NOT force the knob too far, it only goes left and right, but it stops when it reaches the end of travel left and right..
Thank you for the tip, I purchased one of these this morning at my local swap meet. I'm only able to receive 1 channel and no volume at all. I mainly purchased it to keep it in a display case, kinda brings nice 80's memories.
Can't you just use one of those small boxes the government was giving out when they made the change? I have two of them now hooked up to my old crt tv's
The video showed that there was no external-antenna jack on the unit (boo, hiss!)---so unless an F connector were somehow attached to the telescoping antenna, I have no idea how it could be done on this unit. Too bad, too.
Chuck Christian I used to have a tv watch man but I don’t know what happened to it ? Are you expecting some one on you tube will know ? You fucking wanker
As a child in the late 80's I wanted a portable tv so bad.
I had totally forgotten about this unit. Amazing to see one again.
Have one selling what should I ask
Вот ведь японцы вообще крутые изобретатели электроники !!! У нас в Иркутской области в детстве в начале 80-х вообще телевизор черно/белыи́ был горизонт !!! С тумблерами как в рации танка т-55 !!! VHS видеомагнитофон - вообще не мечтали !!! А тут в кармане ТОГДА можно было таскать микротелевизор Панасоник - вот ведь жили японцы и американцы ,европеи́цы круто для людей!!!
My aunt used to have this on her kitchen table with the soap operas on while she cooked. Takes me back
That was probably the *perfect* application for this TV - on the kitchen table. Thanks for stopping by!
I have the 1010c, made in '83. Awesome little thing, just wish Ontario had more TV signals to tune into!
I have the same one. I used to watch TV in the late 80's/early 90's with my brother when we were kids in Bowmanville Ontario and there weren't many stations that we could pick up but it was so awesome to have something so futuristic haha. I just found a youtube link showing how to broadcast your own signal to use it again. I am going to try it as I live in Australia now and just found my mini TV. Here is the link if you want to try: ruclips.net/video/I4XtDqK63z8/видео.html
Eskiden ne güze böyle küçük tvler yapılıyordu. Şimdi böyle şeyler bulmak mümkün değil. Bende böyle izleyip geçmişi yad ediyorum.. 😔
You could feed it the antenna output of an old VHS machine. The signal is identical to a regular analogue television station, so any old tv set should tune it. If you feed the analogue output of a digital set top box into an A/V input of the VHS, you can watch any current tv channel. The mechanical functions of the VHS can be broken for that to work, only the electronics need to be functional. If you don't have a VHS any more, you can buy separate UHF modulators. They take any analogue A/V signal and modulate as if it was a television station.
Really the Japanese people did it very good.
My higher respect to them
This magical >
@@Badassvidsz canto.kusta
essa nini tver
Hook it up to a hulking great VHS player and you can still watch soaps in the kitchen! This is a super thing. These were quality.
I still have 4 of these.
wuod you sold me one?
@@negban yes I will.$30.00 plus shipping.Yes it works well.
I want to buy
I remember buying one of those from Pakistani electronics import store back in 1983. That was when there was an electronics district on 45th street, in the NYC Times Square area. If you wanted the latest, coolest gadget, people would definitely hit the 45th Street area. Mine came with a leather carry case with a shoulder strap.
Eso si era tecnologia en esa epoca. Que buen recuerdo..
Seria magico que al encender nuevamente ese tipo de artefactos antiguos aparecieran las señales de antes de television y radio
Yo tuve uno y se quemo mi casa y se quemo mi tan apreciada televisión miniatura , como llore su perdida :(
Beautiful little thing. I'd be happy with this than a 50inch tv
It's funny that instead of using a solid-state voltage regulator to convert the 12 volts from the lighter socket down to 6 volts, they just use a huge power resistor!
EMP Proof tech!!
Ok. Dude. You are a great youtuber, and are absolutely everywhere!
I don't think power converters like that existed in 1982.
у меня был похожий мини тв назывался РОВЕСНИК красный корпус--водитель дальнобойщик пользовался когда-то
Beautiful piece of electronics. Wish I could own them.
This is one of the Master piece.
The plug cover on the left side is where an external antenna jack exists on other versions of this model.
Thanks Dan this was cool!
es una máquina del tiempo,yo lo acabo d adquirir de ebay lo e probado y resulta q es un excelente equipo muy buen panasonic y la imagen es expectacular buena recepción de señales,estoy satisfecho X ello...saludos desde lima peru
Y la señal que reproduce es señal digital ?? :(
Nice little set that!
lovely design! Panasonic used to have a great price for the value!
I want one so bad!!! 😃😃
I used to have one just like this! I was a good little set.
If I had owned this in 1982 I would have felt like I was James Bond.
Those were fun times back then. Unfortunately, that was when the crack epidemic hit the NYC area. Mine got hijacked.
I have one, bought from Japan. But the broadcast of Taiwan is digital right now. Good product.
Maybe you can add a digital tuner to it.
Or theres this way
ruclips.net/video/__AACj_EVpA/видео.html
If you want to get a picture onto it, you can buy an RF modulator off of amazon.com, and it'll have composite inputs. You can run a composite source into the RF modulator which will output on channel 3 or 4, and you can then shove that signal into the antenna input and tune the channel you're outputting on and it'll display a real picture.
Yeah, that is a real option better than what this idiot did.
@@gerhardwatzig3082 There was really no need to call him an idiot.
You can just use a 18g wire and wrap it around the antenna 16 times and insert it into the rf modulator coax output
I was surprised to see stereo on that! I have a vintage camera from the same period and it too still holds a little charge, enough to get about 7(?) pictures, I want to replace it but unable to find a replacement, currently looking for someone to rebuild it...I wish mfg would think of the long term or the geek who wants to collect vintage gear and just use common rechargeable....also, I have a cat that looks just like your, she too likes to concur things!
Hi Dan - I like these little TVs. Still got my TV walkman. Don't have a cat, but maybe my Chihuahua would play with mine (lol). See ya -- Atco
This much compact TV in 1982 😮😮😮🤔
Good product of 80's era
Matsushita corp. number one. and Technics too.
Technics IS Matsushita
Technics IS Matsushita
Technics IS Matsushita
I got one of these in the box at an estate sale last summer. Unfortunately, it must've been used before, because it didn't produce an image-all I got was an obnoxiously loud hum.
Probably a bad capacitor.
brings me back in the days...(Onix nuff said)
1982....waoow... amazing
Esses receptores de TV eram muito bom pena que hoje tiraram a liberdade das pessoas pra liga la é necessário um converdor digital. Abraço! Rio de Janeiro Brazil
It is possible to get a signal on that TV if you know how. It is possible to make a homemade broadcast or just directly attach a wire to the antenna and go into a VCR, cable box, or something else that can output a signal on channel 3 or channel 4.
the device you are talking about is an agile modulator
Attaching a wire from the TV's antenna to your converter box will also work fine for TV reception
Had one a these!!
Those look so cool!
You can use a vcr and an antenna as an modulator, it wouldn send far but if you hold the antennas close to each other it should work ...
Mine turns on OK, but there's no way to test the TV with no signal around here. The radio works but with low volume. Probably bad capacitors.
Micro TV fantástica. Eu tinha uma SHARP de 5 polegas o gabinete dela parecia a cabeça de um robot. Hoje aqui no Brasil a TV é digital e nesse caso tem que ligar o conversor! Rio de Janeiro RJ Brazil
Thanks Dan
didn't they use these on space 1999?
Play something on a DVD player output via coax cable and get the antenna of this little TV close to the coax to be able to tune into that signal.
Instead of inserting a picture at 8:00 how about connecting it to a VCR via RF and tune it to channel 3.
Could also hook up some retro game console, they all work on rf.
Hi Dan, just a couple questions. I recently came across 1 of these in mint condition with all of the accessories including headphones. Mine is in a nice light brown leather carrying case which looks like it was made specifically for it as it has compartment separators for each accessory. I am just curious as to the approximate value. Any chance you could give a ballpark price?
I have no idea. Check eBay under their sold listings and see what they have sold for. If yours is in better shape you'll just need to add/guess some sort of extra value price.
То есть это он фотоплёнку перед кинескопом поставил?
I have a few of these, funny thing about them being that all of them were accompanied with their original packaging much like this one, I have two of the Sinclair research built ones, picked them up before they were collectible, its like they were all bought as gifts then rarely actually ended up being used, in fact all of the ones I've acquired are in near or are new, the Sinclair's I bought in an auction around 20 years ago with many other items new & unopened, from a lot in a warehouse that came from a Gibson's store that went out of business in the late 1980's or early 1990's, that was a good buy even for the time, I picked up many Commodore & Sinclair computers, New! unopened! in their boxes!!! (not for sale) Gibson's was a department store chain, I know they were common in the mid-west US, they were an early victim of WalMart.
Made in Japan,amazing for 1982.👌👌👌.
I believe you can put that where the radio used to be in your car and you got yourself a high tech tv in your car
these old tv's are analog and they did away with analog broadcast around 2009. maybe somehow you can hook up a digital converter box for broadcast.
Analog to digital....the day tv died....I loved my SONY Watchman...
@@edreid7872 I have to agree. Watching live events was nice. It`s like direct window without boundaries of mpeg compression.
I need that for my PS5 : - }
I have the same model 💪.
Awesome👍
do you bay?
The Japan miracle!!!!
By the way guys, where would I find this kind of stuff besides ebay?
Almost everything I demonstrate on my channel comes from estate sales.
Can I brought it. Where found it. In India available
Cuando Japón eran innovadores
1.5寸TV!1982年製造!!
TOP!
Good movie...
I think the small holes on the side are adjustments to the TV...like vertical horizontal...
I opened mine and it has 3 mini rotary type knobs so I believe your right. A small screwdriver would work for adjusting it.
I dont know if you know it..but the small knobs are screwed to whats called a potentiometer, which is a variable resistor...and it vary's when you turn it left or right...do NOT force the knob too far, it only goes left and right, but it stops when it reaches the end of travel left and right..
Thank you for the tip, I purchased one of these this morning at my local swap meet. I'm only able to receive 1 channel and no volume at all. I mainly purchased it to keep it in a display case, kinda brings nice 80's memories.
I hear ya...have a good night...it's 10 degrees here on Long Island NY...
Thanks, Cali here checking in at 72f but feels like 65f. Good night.
You can use modulator from dandy game system
Small, compact, has a tv screen and radio, what’s not to like about this thing?!?!
I forgot all analog channels went of the air
K bet it cost a bundle in the day ,very small screen ,is it a crt picture tube i take it
Hi can i find this battery anywhere online? I have the same travelvision but battery is dead
I don't know of any. And if you do find one the old NiCad battery is probably dead like yours.
@@DanOConnorTech i see , thanks!!
Can't you just use one of those small boxes the government was giving out when they made the change? I have two of them now hooked up to my old crt tv's
The video showed that there was no external-antenna jack on the unit (boo, hiss!)---so unless an F connector were somehow attached to the telescoping antenna, I have no idea how it could be done on this unit. Too bad, too.
Me gusta la tele acá en casa saludo amigo
Is it available right now. I am interested to buy it.
I have one, National brand.
أحسنت
Vary good and cool
That's a chest model !
മലയാളി🙏👌
I have one
всё вроде так интересно!!!!!но шипение пугает!!!!!!
is catode ray tube?
Yes.
Yes
Isso mui bueno no anio de 1990
Creepy radio shit at 5:50
nice bit of kit ,check out my UK kit
I want one
Those really worked great, but the reception was lousy at times because the antenna never seemed to stay in place. Mine had a shoulder carry strap.
Ksskskksksksksksksksksksksk how u get datttt ?!!!!!!!!
i was born 1982
That’s a small tv
I use to have a tv watch man but I don’t know what happen to it
Chuck Christian I used to have a tv watch man but I don’t know what happened to it ? Are you expecting some one on you tube will know ? You fucking wanker
this is the 2nd most pointless TV set ever made the Seiko tv watch is more pointless than this
Can’t believe how many idiots commented on this item !
I would like to purchase it where to contact