Reversing Polarity On a Television...?
I would like to first start off saying I am not really sure where I should be posting this. I hope it will be fine here. Okay, now to the fun stuff!
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A few days ago while here at work, I was told by a co-worker he heard from a cornel in the army that if one was to reverse the polarity on a television set it possibly would become a sort of camera. A TV recieves a signal and outputs it to the screen. Once the polarity is reversed it then would be sending a signal back. Now this is where it gets strange. While the polarity is reversed your screen supossidly becomes the camera lense. Now the reciver of the signal can see through your TV set.
I had never heard anything like this before and I am not sure what to think. When I think "reversing" the TV set.. Okay. Cool. Why couldn't be done. What get's me is how can a screen do the actuall "seeing"? I would think that for this to happen you would need to hook up a camera for the "eye". I then begain to think about a camera. Is not a camera mearly a tube and a lense? The same as a TV?
Somewhere in a television there is a solid state relay. (So I hear) - (this is older info, now it may very well be a chip or even digital data encoded into the chip bios with todays modern technology) The solid state reley mighy have been/be a sort of remote control to start back-feeding the signal back to the "source".
I would now like to let you all know that I am not saying I beleive this nor am I someone who really get's into government conspericies. I am just wanting to find out if any of you here have heard of this. I would also like to discuss this further in depth. I mean, if you think it will not work.. Let's talk about how we could make it work. If you do think it is true/possible.. How?
Thank you all for your time and please forgive my spelling!