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turretslug · 18th Oct 2021, 5:17 pm

A few odd things about this set- the speaker's very close to what I assume is a smoothing choke, the rectifier's very close to the tuning gang, surely it would be better at that empty rear RH corner? No IFT's visible (the square metal object is a screen for a signal valve), though the chassis is deep enough to accommodate them underneath! Just one signal valve by the 3-gang capacitor, maybe a band-pass input.

18th Oct 2021, 5:17 pm	#7
turretslug Dekatron Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Surrey, UK. Posts: 4,400	Re: Strange radio with no identification. A few odd things about this set- the speaker's very close to what I assume is a smoothing choke, the rectifier's very close to the tuning gang, surely it would be better at that empty rear RH corner? No IFT's visible (the square metal object is a screen for a signal valve), though the chassis is deep enough to accommodate them underneath! Just one signal valve by the 3-gang capacitor, maybe a band-pass input.