Robust solid oak cabinet with hinged lid and
front made of copper plate.The Bakelite knobs from left to right: primary
tuning, feedback, secondary tuning.
Bottom knob: volume control.
The wavelength switch and the loudspeaker
connection are located on the
right-hand side.
On
the left side are two antenna connections, the earth and
the gramophone connection.
On one of the capacitor blocks has a date
stamp: 6-1929.
The radio was presented at the Jaarbeurs Spring Fair in
Utrecht, which was held from February 19 to February 28
1929.
Data
Valves
Serial number:
101301
Dimensions (h×w×d):
29.5 × 45 × 24 cm
Made in:
1929
Purchased in:
2018
Voltage:
220 V ~
Weight:
12.4 kg
Click on a valve for more
information
What was broadcast in 1929?
Listen to "Avalon"
by Dance Orchestra The Ramblers, recorded in the
Muzieklyceum, Amsterdam, on July 3, 1929
Back
Top view of the chassis
Under-chassis
view
On the right a combined power supply transformer
and choke coil.
The wires for the filament current are covered
with lead.
Advertisement in the Leeuwarder
Courant, November 28, 1929
The Philips license
sticker above the loudspeaker connection
Part of an article in
newspaper
De Tijd, February 25, 1929
Rumol G3 leaflet
At the end of 1932 NRW tried to sell surplus
radios.
The G3 from 1929 was offered in a possibly
slightly modified version as "absolutely not outdated".
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