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How to Build a Videola

Author
Don Hallock
Publisher
Don Hallock
Place
Honolulu, Hawaii
ETC archive
ETC2809

Abstract

The construction of the Videola, designed and built first at the National Center for Experiments in Television during 1972-73.

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Don Hallock. How to Build a Videola. Don Hallock. 2008.

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The construction of the Videola, designed and built first at the National Center for Experiments in Television during 1972-73.

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