Front made of
nickel plated metal sheet. The robust cabinet is made of
solid oak wood. In the middle a lever
that acts as wavelength switch (medium and long wave)
and also operates a masking plate in front of the two
small windows. In the "low" position, the
radio is off and both windows are
covered. On the left a rheostat for the filament of the hf tube; on the right
the feedback knob. Tuning knobs are situated on the left
and right hand sides of the cabinet.
Listen to "What'll
You Do" by the orchestra of Tommy Kinsman, vocals
by Maurice Elwin, recorded
March 29,
1928
Back
Tubes from left to
right: B405, A415,
A425, Splendor VH300 (Philips A442 equivalent). Original
tubes are not known. Tuning is carried out using the secondary tuning
knob; the primary tuning knob turns with the secondary
knob. The primary tuning knob has some
clearance,
this range is used for antenna tuning, after secondary
tuning. The oak cabinet
is constructed using tapered groove joints.
Two
views of the chassis
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