On a mahogany
wooden board with porcelain feet.The receiver is probably named
after the first Belgian radio station "Radio
Bruxelles" that began its broadcasts on November
24, 1923 on 420 meters.
On January 1, 1924 the name was
changed to "Radio Belgique".
Advertisement in "La
Nation Belge", November 18, 1923
The antenna and the
ground can be connected on the right (A and T);on the left the headphones (E).The crystal is
in the middle.
Three models were
made: a simple one, a model with a mahogany base and a
luxury version in a cabinet and with a branched
coil.
The receiver is
especially suitable for medium wave reception.There is also
a "Tour Eiffel" model for long wave reception.
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