Military Wireless in the Midlands Museum .... NEW PICTURES
A German pre WW2 set ? Info needed. There are 2 valves inside and I think its long wave. Controls are tuning, volume and regeneration. Unfortunately, a small point the seller forgot (?) to mention was the heavy modification done to the set. Still, he got his money.
If anyone can supply info I would be most obliged.
STOP PRESS:: INFO RECEIVED: Set is part of FuG XX1 unit, receiver E.21, matching tx S.21
A question: The Signal Generator Type 101/X6, odd unit, I think 500 Mhz region but notice odd National type dial ? much thicker than the standard HRO dial, but why would a British item have a US dial ?? anyone know ? is it original or a later addition ?
This rather unusual panel, has a switch for AM/CW and ht On/Off, a Bathtub Morse key is fitted and behind there are a couple of buzzers. So, anyone know where its from ?
This unknown set has now been identified, mainly by looking at the makers plate on the rear of the set (don't I feel stupid !!) as an RME-70. Nice set, a bit of work still to do on it but getting there slowly.
Still need info here though. This is a set by Cossor, 3 xtal channels, miniature valves, single battery fitted from the bottom. So, anyone have any ideas ?
now, an odd little test set, two valve, battery operated, with lid closed a loop or similar went on top ? so, anyone have any info on this please.
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