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Posted 2 years ago
tampere123
(1 item)
Pays: France
Fabricant / Marque: Celard; Grenoble
Année: 1947 Type: Radio - ou tuner passé WW2
Lampes / Tubes 5: 6E8 6K7 6Q7 25L6 25Z6
Principe de réception Super hétérodyne FI/IF-Freq 480 kHz; 2 Etage(s) BF
Haut-parleur HP dynamique à aimant permanent (bobine mobile)
Model: Talking - Le Livre qui Parle 547
Matière Boitier métallique
Forme Modèle de table, profil haut
Dimensions 75 x 308 x 240 mm / 3 x 12.1 x 9.4 inch
trés rare ,bon état de fonctionnement
Tube RadiosIn the late 1800s the vacuum tube revolutionized the harnessing of electric…
What a neat item, too bad I can't read French I will bet the description is great Radios were not easy to hide back in WW2..