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WebbWhile attending college, Philo Farnsworth met Elma “Pem” Gardner whom he married on May 27, 1926. The couple had four sons: Russell, Kent, Philo, and Kenneth. The inventor’s final years were difficult. He battled depression for years and eventually became addicted to … WebbFor the first time, residents of "Univille" (Warehouse 13's hometown) begin experiencing bizarre and increasingly powerful events leading to the discovery that a dangerous artifact is loose in their own backyard. … cross hands furniture store

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WebbPhilo T. Farnsworth was the real-life American inventor of the first all-electronic television system, as well the inventor of a functional nuclear fusion device, and holder of 300 patents. Warehouse 13 agents know that he also created this wireless two-way audio-video communications tool way back in 1929. WebbToys . TV Show. The Farnsworth is a two-way audio and video communications device invented by Philo Farnsworth in 1929, soon after the invention of the television. They're used by Warehouse agents because they are on their own secure frequency spectrum and can't be cracked, hacked, tapped, or otherwise "broken." Papercraft from Otaku Crafts. WebbPhilo T. Farnsworth was the real-life American inventor of the first all-electronic television system, as well the inventor of a functional nuclear fusion device, and holder of 300 … buhs home page