Talk:Boris Grabovsky

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I removed the last three Telefot edits since his own cited sources don't even mention Farnsworth. Telefot's edits were classic examples of disallowed WP:SYNTH — taking existing information and personally drawing conclusions from it. --Tenebrae (talk) 20:08, 29 October 2015 (UTC)Reply

Dear Tenebrae,

It is absolute true that Grabovsky, Piskunov and Popov patented in 1925 a new principle of electron beam deflection based on vertical and horizontal sweeping under high voltage. A famous inventor and pioneer of television Boris Rosing advised actually to Boris Grabovsky to apply for a patent issued under No 5592 in 1925. Here I would provide two sources of information in English ^[1] and in Russian ^[2]. As you can see, it is not a violation as I provided citations and do not do my own research. However, if you have any other proofs that Grabovsky was not the first in this method of the TV imaging, please provide a source of information. Telefot (talk) 14:24, 30 October 2015 (UTC)Reply

Today I fixed the link http://ukraine-in.ua/en/science/bgrabovskiy-izobretatel-etv. It works again. Kindly ask you please do not modify any URLs!Telefot (talk) 22:31, 24 February 2017 (UTC)Reply

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[1] Boris Grabowski - the inventor of electronic television

[2] Invention of television and Boris Grabovsky (in Russian)

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