Box-style radio with glass window

Description

This exhibit is a shining example of how amateur-built radios can embody true mastery, technical skill, and innovation. In fact, some of these creations rival factory-made models in quality and craftsmanship. Radio enthusiasts around the world have built (and continue to build!) receivers and transmitters that not only meet industry standards but often surpass them in certain aspects.

This particular cabinet model, featuring a window and a lid, is simply stunning. It undoubtedly stands out as one of the exceptional amateur creations, celebrated for its elegance, thoughtful design, hand-wound coils, and meticulously tuned circuits.

Details

ID
CH 0317
Object
radio receiver
Type
tablemodel
Classification
- sound technology
- electric
- tube-based
Technical specification
Main principle: direct amplification
Wave bands: MW
Power type and voltage: 220 V / 40 - 100 Hz
Manufacturer
neznámý radioamatér
Dated
1928
Collection relationship (age)
jazz
Format
630 x 270 x 240 mm
Material: Wood, glass
Condition
Original, well preserved
Location
MB-A