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Superheterodyne battery receiver |
| Made in 1927-1928,
probably
by a small Belgian (Walloon) factory or workshop.
All binding posts are situated on the control panel: on the
left binding posts for the frame aerial, in the middle
connectors for the different voltages, 4V, 40V and 80V,
on the right jacks for headphones and loudspeaker. The
arrangement of the control panel is perfectly symmetrical. |
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Data |
Valves |
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Circuit |
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| Serial number: |
None |
| Dimensions: |
29 × 61 × 30 cm |
| Made in: |
1927-1928 |
| Purchased in: |
2007 |
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Inside |
| Valves from left
to right: mixer, two i.f. tubes, detector, and two l.f.
tubes. Situated in the middle are three adjustable i.f.
circuits. Oscillator coils are by Belga, condensers and
resistors by Alter, Mikado and French firm Wireless.
Transformers by Cema and Transfolina (a brand name of
S.B.R., Société Belge Radio-Electrique). Tuning knobs
(with fine tuning) are also by S.B.R. |
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| The Transfolina l.f.
transformer
type T16A (1 : 2.5) |
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| Tuning knob, page from an S.B.R.
catalogue, 1928 |
Tuning knob with its original box |
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