-=> Quoting Wayne Chirnside to Robert Sayre <=-

 > I also recall the early Zenith T.V. remote using tuning forks
 > in the remote, an ultrasonic receiver in the set and a motor
 > drive attached to the back of the conventional bulky tuned
 > circuits tuner to change the channels.  You had on - off,
 > mute, channel up and channel down.

 Then there was Packard Bell TV with the cable running
 from the lounge chair, across the floor to the TV.

 And the Philco model with the CRT mounted on a swivel.
 What a bastard to service.  Philco also had the split
 or two-piece chassis.

 Mad-man Muntz TV with TWO tuning slugs in the tuner -
 one for high band and one for low band.  El cheapo
 Silvertone wasn't much better.

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