405 Alive Issue 12 (October 1991)
| Page | Title | Summary/Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 20 | A Fascinating Might-Have-Been. | The Canadian TV station CFCF 12 which so nearly could have started with 405-lines. |
| 22 | The Telcan Story. Doug Pitt |
The first portable video tape recorder offered to the public from 1963. |
| 24 | Grove Familiar. Dicky Howett |
Recollections of Lime Grove studios. |
| 28 | Television In Belgium. Rudi Sillen |
A history, from unofficial broadcasts in 1930, the official start in 1952 and the line standards used. |
| 29 | Philips TV/CA I. | Illustrations of a pre-war Philips prototype television receiver. |
| 31 | 405-line Receiver Design. Malcolm Burrell |
Television design changes through the 40s and 50s. |
| 32 | More On Test Cards And Pictorial Sides. Malcolm O'Neill |
Slides transmitted during colour experiments, from 1957 through to the mid-60s. |
| 34 | 405-Line TV: The Final Seven Years. Brian Renforth |
Recollections of receiving transmissions towards the end of the 405-line era. |
| 36 | Autumn 1955 Colour Tests. Malcolm George. |
A copy of a questionnaire sent to T.V. Receiver manufacturers, with details of transmissions and what information should be collected. |
| 45 | C.R.T. Data. Geoff Arnold |
Tables of the various C.R.T. Numbering systems used by Mullard and Mazda. |