Arbolite cabinet in rosewood
finish with black base panel and feet. Bakelite ornament
with stars and waves in front of the loudspeaker.
For medium and
long wave reception.
The scale is illuminated from behind.
The scale is illuminated by a Philips 8046 bulb (6 volts /
0.5 A) .
At the back are four antenna
connections, labelled 1 to 4, an earth terminal and a gramophone
socket. Antenna bus 1 is suitable for the reception
of strong, nearby stations, bus 2 is for higher
selectivity, bus 3 for "normal" reception and bus 4 is
used for enhanced sensitivity.
The knobs from left to right:
wavelength switch, labelled I, II and III. The medium wave
is spread over the buttons I (200-450 meters) and II
(400-950 meters), III is long wave (900-2100 meters).
The feedback knob is at the bottom left, the on/off
switch is in the middle and the tuning knob on the
right. The range of the scale is 0-100.
The radio was made for export. The
930C is the DC version. The 930B had a wood cabinet. The
Dutch version was the five-valve 932A. The price of that
radio was f 159.50.
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