Military Wireless in the Midlands Museum
The Eddystone page
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and now in greater detail with descriptions
The earliest set here, 1932 ish. The All Wave Four.
The All World Four.
The 358 with plug in coils
the general coverage S 504, awaiting restoration.
the domestic version, the S 556, the first pre war set.
The three band S-640 receiver, general coverage.
The Tea Planters special, the 659, with matching speaker
The four band S-670 receiver, general coverage.
The later vesion, the six band S-670C receiver, general coverage.
The 680x general coverage hf receiver.
The three band S-710/B receiver (All World Six), general coverage.
The 730/4 general coverage set, used by the military.
A special 730 now, a 730 (no /) and serial number 0001.
The rather nicely coloured S740, general coverage sw rx.
The 750 set now............
The 770R VHF set now............
the general coverage 830 receiver, dual conversion .....
The Eddystone 840A now.............
The 850 VLF rx..............
Two ham band sets now, first the Eddystone 888A
and the EA12 receiver .....
the general coverage 940 receiver .....
the general coverage 960 receiver ..... the first transistorised set
the VHF 990R receiver ..... transistorised 27-240MHz VHF set
the UHF 990S receiver ..... transistorised UHF set
The rather super Model 880 now. This is the Marconi badged 880/3
Some baby Eddystones now .. the 870, the POSH set, Port Out Starbord Home, as used in passenger ships cabins etc.
and the EC-10 one of the best known of Eddystones sets.
and the EC-10A/2 marine version with 2182 tuner.
and the EB-35 geneal coverage domestic set with FM band.
and the EB-36 general hf coverage.
the EY11 as seen on another page, there is a valved version of this as well.
the Eddystone built Type 31A test set ..........
a transmitter built by Stratton, during WWII, VHF Radio Telephone use.
the Eddystone Receiver 1002, hf and vhf, mains or battery. Nice set but note no bfo ..........
The later 1830 receiver, general coverage, high performance.
The later 1838 receiver, general coverage.
the Eddystone 961 Panadaptor, tunes 500khz to 30 Mhz ..........
Eddystone 2245 marine rx...............
the Bug keys
and the famous round loudspeakers