The Zenith Space Command, one of the first wireless television remotes ever to exist.

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This is a repost. If i remember right, the original post a few months ago explained a dew things about that remote. Like, for example, how each of the buttons mechanically creates an sound signal that the TV reacts to.

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I haven’t seen it. There’s no where near enough content on Lemmy to worry about reposts, especially if they are over a month apart, as you say

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Let me check I founded this on Reddit.

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Maybe this https://lemm.ee/post/2475444. But Image got deleted.

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