The Ultimate Mailbox For A Television Guy…
A friend in Indiana is in the used broadcast gear business and has put some of his obsolete inventory to good use. Enjoy and share!
The Ultimate Mailbox For A Television Guy…
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Makes me wonder if anyone has ever mistaken it for a traffic camera 😀
Does the tally light go on when there is mail?
If they had mailboxes on the street I live on, we’d have this. Right Maryanne? Please?
Lives not far from me…..quite the head turner.
Does he register it with USPS Video Control?
Cameras belong in production, not post.
Hitachi? Yeah, that’s about right…
Great idea for a rural area…I have a GE PE-400, and the city & the USPS will not allow it as a mailbox..Oh well I see one TV camera made it to a pedestal for all to enjoy.
I had a friend who converted an Ampex 1000 VTR into a bar.
It only accepts registered mail 🙂
Wouldn’t last five minutes in a South Florida neighborhood.
This Hitachi camera is very similar to the Shibaden FPC-1000u 3-vidicon camera I used when I worked in Cable TV during the early 70s. Shibaden was subsequently acquired by Hitachi.
I ran one of those back in the early 70’s while in college. Worked at the local on campus PBS station. The station could only afford one at the time. So for almost a year, we did shows with one camera!! It was a hoot! 🙂
Will the post office actually deliver to this?
This is SO cool! I may have to borrow this idea!
makes a great mail box!
Neat . I’ve been thinking of turning a tk76 into a lunch box.
Please trell me he gutted it first. (and it’s a horable waste of a listec/linten ped.
Nice to see the FP1212. I have one with a VAROTOL ZOOM but no