12-12-2025, 03:37 PM
Hello everyone. Again about the exhibits of my collection ..
An interesting three-tube radio receiver of the regenerator type of the Swedish company SRA Radiola model 342LV 1934. A feature of this model is a universal transformerless power supply for operation in AC and DC electrical networks. But even more interesting is the second feature - the use of English 7-pin metal Catkin radio tubes with an external anode! A very interesting design. Due to their high manufacturing cost in household appliances, they were used only for a few years, and then they were replaced by ordinary glass cylinders. But they were used in military radio equipment for a very long time.
As for the design, it is strictly classic for a Swedish product of the 30s, simple rectangular shapes and veneer of expensive wood species in the decoration, in this case - Karelian birch veneer. And this is in a budget radio receiver...
[Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVshHwjO...=50&t=110s]
An interesting three-tube radio receiver of the regenerator type of the Swedish company SRA Radiola model 342LV 1934. A feature of this model is a universal transformerless power supply for operation in AC and DC electrical networks. But even more interesting is the second feature - the use of English 7-pin metal Catkin radio tubes with an external anode! A very interesting design. Due to their high manufacturing cost in household appliances, they were used only for a few years, and then they were replaced by ordinary glass cylinders. But they were used in military radio equipment for a very long time.
As for the design, it is strictly classic for a Swedish product of the 30s, simple rectangular shapes and veneer of expensive wood species in the decoration, in this case - Karelian birch veneer. And this is in a budget radio receiver...
[Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVshHwjO...=50&t=110s]
Old tube radios and gramophones museum TV channel
https://www.youtube.com/user/RadioSvit
Sincerely Peter
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