3 Valve TRF Receiving set for A.C. mains
Two-valve radio with a rectifying valve. Bakelite cabinet. There are four knobs on the front and they are used for the following purposes: Top left, volume control; bottom left, wave change and mains switch; top right, tuning control; bottom right, reaction. The wave ranges are as follows: medium wave, 205-585 metres; long wave, 725-1900 metres. This radio was made in The Netherlands for the Swedish market. On the back panel a transfer is visible with the text: Hesselgrens Cykel- & Motorverkstad, Enköping.
In 1935 the 940A-15 was introduced in Great Britain by Philips Lamps Ltd.
Data Valves  
Serial number: 9326 S
Dimensions (w × h × d): 31 × 23 × 17 cm
Made in: ± 1934
Purchased in: 2009
   
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Circuit1 Circuit2

What was broadcast in 1934?
 

Listen to "What a Diff'rence a Day Made" by the orchestra of Syd Lipton vocals Gerry Fitzgerald, recorded on December 14, 1934
Back with back panel
Back with back panel removed
Chassis, bottom view

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