Marconi MkV camera B3100 215° view

The Marconi MkV camera is completely solid state apart from the EHT rectifiers, stabilizers and the Image Orthicon camera tube. The 7" tilting viewfinder, B3128, is used on the MkV, MkVI, MkVII, and with some modifications on the MkVIII and MkIX cameras. It has a high brightness of 2150 lumens and can resolve over 600 lines. It has proved to be reliable in service considering they are all at least 30+ years old now. Some of the early CRTs have a defect with the tube faceplate bonding. This leads to spots on between the tube and the front glass.

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	Marconi MkV camera B3100 215° view

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	The Marconi MkV camera is completely solid state apart from the EHT rectifiers, stabilizers and the Image Orthicon camera tube. The 7" tilting viewfinder, B3128, is used on the MkV, MkVI, MkVII, and with some modifications on the MkVIII and MkIX cameras. It has a high brightness of 2150 lumens and can resolve over 600 lines. It has proved to be reliable in service considering they are all at least 30+ years old now. Some of the early CRTs have a defect with the tube faceplate bonding. This leads to spots on between the tube and the front glass. Link to BICC Mk4b camera cable details (use browser "back" to return)