Phillips 870 4 Band Radio

Here we have a  Phillips  Model 870,  4 Band Radio Dimensions 390 x 190 x 80mm /15.4 x 7.5 x 3.1 inch.  Line / Batteries  R20: 6 x 1,5 Volts  AC: 110; 220 ( Mains)
LW: 150 - 255 kHz  MW: 520 - 1605 kHz  SW: 5.95 - 15.45 MHz  FM: 87.5 - 104 MHz

It has an on/off Switch On/Off AFC on/off LDN a Rotating Tuning a 240v in port, REC IN Ear Jack an external Aerial and Sliding Tone and Volume.

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Sanyo M2562LG Cassette tape Recorder Radio

Here we have a Vintage: 
Sanyo M2562LG Cassette tape Recorder Radio
Model: M2562LG
Radio Cassette Recorder
AC 240 v  50 Hz 5W
DC 7.5 V Batt.  HP 2x5

Frequency
FM 88- 108 MHz
MW 525- 1605 kHz
LW 150- 350 kHz
Made by the Sanyo Electric Co. Ltd Korea, most likely in the 1960s to 1970 
Model: M2562LG
Radio Cassette Recorder
AC 240 v  50 Hz 5W
DC 7.5 V Batteries.  HP 2x5

Prinz TCR 25 TV Radio and Cassette Recorder

Hi, Guys here we have a Prinz TCR 25 TV Radio and Cassette Recorder

It takes 8x1.5v batteries = 12v and is protected by a 3AMP Fuse.

Also, it is mainly powered by 240 volts. Most likely made in the 1970s

It has a detachable  plastic cover for Radio Chassis service

4,5" b/w TV with GB standard CCIR I UHF tuner & AM/FM radio.

Made in Hong Kong

Dansette 222 Medium and long Wave Transistor Radio

  Hi, Guys here is a Dansette 222 Medium and long Wave Transistor Radio. 

Made by Dansette product Ltd London, and sold in the 1960s for around £12, most teenage girls had one for the bedroom. A 1961 Dansette 222 in a vinyl covered glass-fiber cabinet. These little radios sound remarkably good. You can buy the Batteries that it takes PP7 from You can buy the Batteries from
Note a standard PP3  will not fit as the connectors are larger on the Radio.

Technical information: Dansette Products: 222
 Semiconductors (the count is only for transistors) 6: OC44 OC45 OC45 OC81D OC81 OC81 OA70 
The main principle is Super-Heterodyne (Super in general); 2 AF stage(s)
Tuned circuits: 5 AM circuit(s)
Power/ type and voltage Dry Batteries / 9 Volt (PP7
Loudspeaker: E.M.I. 33700H Permanent Magnet Dynamic (PDyn) Loudspeaker (moving coil) / Ø 3 inch = 7.6 cm
Material: Modern plastics (no Bakelite or Catalin)
Dimensions Height/Length/Width      8.5 L x 5.75H x 3 inch W/ 216 x 146 x 76 mm
Net weight (2.2 lb = 1 kg) 1.1 kg / 2 lb 6.8 oz (2.423 lb)
Colour: This one is beige with brown markings  
  

Sony Model No ICF-400 FM/MW/LB 3 Band Receiver.

Sony Model No ICF-400 FM/MW/LB 3 Band Receiver.

Hi, Guys here we have a vintage Sony transistor portable” handheld” Radio broadcast receiver made in the year 1983, it was made in Malaysia by the Sony Corporation.  The main principle is Super-Heterodyne (Super in general) It is powered by 6Volts ( 4  AA 1.5v  Batteries).  

It has a Permanent Magnet Dynamic (PDyn) Loudspeaker (moving coil) / Ø 5 cm = 2 inch Power out.          It is made with modern plastic, and the dimensions are 6.1 x 3.1 x 1.5 inch 15.5 cm x 7.5 cm by 3.7 cm This Radio was bought in a charity shop and works fine just a small piece of plastic missing from the Arial holder clip.

Ultra Electric T671 Valve Radio

 Ultra Electric T671 Valve Radio

Hi, Guys here we have the Ultra Vintage Radio Model T671, Broadcast Receiver  made in 1954 by Ultra Electric LTD London. It has the following Valves and Tubes:        5: 6C9_UK 6F15 6LD20 6P25 UU9.

The main principles are Super-Heterodyne (Super in general) and broadcasts in Long Wave and Short Wave. It is powered by  (AC)  Alternating Current supply 200-250 volts.  This one in the picture is not working as yet, my biggest problem is the damaged potentiometer (on/off Switch  “ I hope that’s the right term, as I am just starting out in this electronic world” the plastic part where the knob fits on too has gone.( see below) As you can see it’s in bad condition, but that’s all part of the fun trying to fix it.

 

Philips Radio (GB) Model: B3G97U

Philips Radio (GB) Model: B3G97U 

Hi, Guys here we have a 1960 Philips Valve Radio it is working and in fairly good condition, just one minor point and that is the missing Knob of the Tuner on the front, apart from that it’s good. 

 It has 7 Tubes, UF80-UF80-UCH81-UF89-UABC80-UL84-UY85 The Principles are Super-Heterodyne ( Super in General) ZF/1F470/10700 kHz, 2 AF Stage(s) The Wave Band details are Broadcast, Long Wave, and FM. The Power is AC/DC-set/200-250 Volt

The Loudspeaker is a Permanent Magnet Dynamic (PDyn)  The Case is material is Bakelite Case. The chassis  number is the same as the  model B3G75U

The net weight is 3.8kg

The 60s was the best era for music as anyone around that time would tell you, this radio would have been belting out the BBCs number one hits like The Rolling Stones, The Beatles, The Who, and The Ronnettes just naming a few of the classic artist around in the 1960s, teenagers getting ready for work would have been listening to this Radio.