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Early remotes were not just inconvenient, they were comically flawed. Zenith's 1955 'Flash-Matic' worked like a ray gun, aiming a light beam at photoelectric cells on the TV. Sunlight or bright lamps could accidentally change the channel or adjust the volume. The famous 'clicker' that replaced it, the 1956 Space Command, used high-frequency aluminum rods inside the remote that clicked when a button was pressed. While inaudible to people, this ~ultrasonic frequency was easily heard by many dogs a

Another nice looking VM #Zenith. We see a lot of these but that doesn't mean they are bad units. They just need some TLC, and with the improved replacement parts should be good indefinitely. At one point VM was producing 200,000 record changers a year for Zenith. The rubber driver/saddle/yoke had fallen out of the cartridge and the customer amazingly still had it, so we were able to put it back on with a tiny spot of superglue on each blade to hold it in place. From one of the fold up units so n