Sorry, Millennials, only Boomers will know how to operate this television
Do you know the difference between V-Hold and VHF?
Televisions sure have changed over the decades. For one thing, they are a lot thinner. What used to be like a credenza is more like a painting.
Also, you won't find TV covered in knobs.
But those who grew up with turning television knobs will remember the familiar problems. You had to work to get a perfect picture!
You likely have to be a certain age to pass this vintage television tech test. See how well you score!
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Oh no! The Andy Griffith Show is coming in all wrong. Which knob will fix it?
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Which knob would you use to fix this image?
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Which knob would you use to fix this image?
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Which tool would you use to hook up this Atari converter box to the back of your 1970s television?
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What figure would you have seen on this test pattern?
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Which channel knob would you use to get to Channel 23?
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You are all out of blank tapes! And you want to record ALF! Which item below would you use to record over your copy of 'E.T.' on VHS?
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Which number or letter is under this question mark?
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Which middle color is missing from this familiar set of color bars?
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On which knob could you typically find the major three networks?
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Which analog color system did American televisions use? This mattered when you were buying VHS tapes.
