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Frame
antenna |
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Wooden frame with ebonite supports.
The perpendicular windings pass through
notches in these supports.
One winding is for medium wave, PO (Petites Ondes) and
one for long wave, GO (Grandes Ondes).
The range is 200-600 meters and 600-1800 meters.
A switch for these wavelengths is located
on the top of the antenna, the connections are
underneath. |
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The wire length of the medium wave part
is 26 meters, that for long wave is 125 meters.
The windings are made of fabric-covered
stranded wire. |
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Because the antenna is rotatable, it can
be aimed at a transmitter, so that a large part of any
interference can be stopped. |
| This type of antenna was popular in
Belgium and France. This antenne is
French and was made around 1926. |
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C.A.R.A.C.
(Construction Appareils Radio, Antenne,
Cadres) was located at 40 Rue La Fontaine, Paris XVIe. |
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| Serial number |
none |
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| Made in |
±1926 |
| Purchased in
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2011 |
| Dimensions (h x w x d) |
50 x 24 x 28 cm |
| Weight |
0.7 kg |
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