View source for JVC 3240

{{CRT model
|brand=JVC
|model_code=3240
|series=Videosphere
|crt_type=TV
|screen_size_in=9
|aspect_ratio=4:3
|tube_type=B&W
|image_main=JVC 3240 Videosphere front.png
}}
{{CRT input
|signal=RF
|connector=RF (F-type)
|count=1
|location=rear
|notes=UHF/VHF fork connectors
}}
{{CRT link
|link_type=Database
|link_source=JVC CRTs of North America Catalog
|link_url=https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zYdK1r8ASXQ2PrHkga4a_yT6VtbD2khOTtcqkzPRgX8/edit?tab=t.0
}}

== Overview ==
The JVC 3240, part of the '''Videosphere''' series, was a black-and-white portable television released around 1970. Designed like an astronaut's space helmet, the Videosphere came in white, black, red, and orange colors. These were very light and surprisingly portable, and could be hung from the ceiling thanks to a chain on the top. The Videosphere used fork connectors for UHF/VHF inputs.