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WESTINGHOUSE AERIOLA Junior
The AERIOLA Junior Crystal Receiver is the first factory built radio and was Introduced in June 1921 with a pair of headphones. It uses a PERIKON Detector. Until the Aeriola Jr., only do-it-yourself Crystal Sets were available on the market.
It was made by Westinghouse for RCA, because RCA had no manufacturing factories in the 1920's.
The PERIKON Detector uses two rare minerals (Bornite and Zincite) contacting each other, comparing to the Cat's Whisker contact in the Galena Crystal.
LISTENING TO THE AERIOLA Jr.
KENMAN 5 TRF RADIO (1926)
This 5 tubes TRF receiver was produced by the Kenman Electric Co. of Lynbrook NY in 1926. It is battery operated with three tuned RF amplifier tubes, a detector tube and audio amplifier tube. The three tuning knobs on the front panel turn three variable capacitors.
All the tubes are the same: UV201A
UNKOWN TRF RADIO
It was purchased in a Flea Market and includes the following 3 tubes:
Rectifier: ?
RF Amplifier: "46"
Audio Amplifier: "38"
Part of the components are original. The power transformer, chock and coil pack are newer. The original metal cabinet seems to be of the end of 1920's early 1930's.
AIRMEC U.K. - A.E. 746 (1947)
A superheterodyne radio with the following vacuum tubes:
6K7G - RF amplifier
6K8G - Mixer
6K7G - IF amplifier
6Q7GT - Detector, AF amplifier
6V6G - Power amplifiier
5Z4 - Rectifier
EM32 - Magic Eye tuning indicator
TRANSISTOR RADIOS
REGENCY TR-1G (1956)
The first Transistor Pocket Radio was the REGENCY TR-1 in 1954. Model TR1-G came later.
LAFAYETTE
GUARDIAN 5000
Five Band Monitor
With Tunning Indicator
- AM
- FM
- Short Wave
- 2 Police Bands
PHILIPS
RADIO CASSETTE PLAYER - RECORDER
MODEL D7140
AM - FM Bands
SANGEAN SR-25 (2009)
AM-FM PORTABLE RADIO
SONY ICF - SW11 RECEIVER
12 BANDS: FM Stereo, SW, AM, LW
ZENITH Trans-Oceanic
Model ROYAL D7000Y, 11 Bands
The last model of the Trans-Oceanic line
HEMILTON CR-788
AM/FM ALARM RADIO
AUTOSCAN "Dynamic" J-270
FM 88-108 MHz
BELT RADIO
NIPPON WG-6B
AM-FM RADIO
Morphy Richards CR1919
Traveler Clock Radio
GRAETZ KJ-106
AM-FM STEREO
RADIO WITH
CD MP3 PLAYER
GRAETZ KJ-62
DIGITAL ALARM/CLOCK RADIO
AUDIO - Hi-Fi
ION
PROFILE LP
USB TURNTABLE
GARRARD
SP25 Mk V
BELT-DRIVETURNTABLE
MEMOREX Recoird Cleaner
TELEVOX ST-800 STEREO AMPLIFIER
SG ELECTRONICS AM-FM TUNER
PHILIPs
Model EL-3541/M
Reel to Reel Tape Recorder
BASF 5" Triple Play PES 18
PHILIPS EL 3302
The world first COMPACT-CASSETTE Recorder
BUSH Model TP60
Made in Japan for the RANK Organisation
WALKMAN
PANASONIC RQ-L10 Mini Cassette Recorder
AIWA TA144 AM/FM STEREO
AIWA
HS-SP370W
Stereo Radio Cassette Player
PURE ACCUSTIC BX-30 AM-FM/MPEG4/DVD-VIDEO RECEIVER
AIWA Model NSX - BL54 DIGITAL AUDIO SYSTEM
Double-Cassette Play-Record
CD3 Direct Play Rotary Changer System
Main Amplifier: 2 x 75 Watts rms
Sub Woofer Amplifier: 2 x 25 Watts rms
DISKMAN
PANASONIC SL-S292 Portable CD Player
TELEVISION - VIDEO
My first TV set was TESLA, the same as in the picture. It served us from 1959 until 1974 and later on was unfortunately disposed. This was before I started collecting.
LG RT-29FA34RB
CRT TELEVISION
29 Inch
JVC HR-J210E VHS VIDEO RECORDER
GRUNDIG CDV95T DVD - CD - MP3 PLAYER
PILOT DIVX-1122 DiVX - MP3 PLAYER
PILOT DIVX-1133 DiVX - MP3 PLAYER
SAMSUNG TAD-55A
CABLE-TV CONVERTER
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