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Photos donated by Michael Feldt. Visit Michael's web site at http://www.indianaradios.com/. To see all the photos Michael has contributed to the Archives, click here. |
The 670T, sister radio to the Westinghouse WR-214, was the largest table model radio, and the only tombstone radio, American Bosch offered in 1937. I purchased this radio through an ad in the Antique Radio Classified magazine in the early 1990s. Tube Line Up: 6K7G...R.F. Amplifier 6A8G...1st. Detector / Oscillator 6K7G...I.F. Amplifier 6H6G...2nd. Detector / AVC 6C5G...Audio Driver 6F5G...Audio Phase Splitter 2 x 6F6G...Push - Pull Audio Output 5Y3...Rectifier Frequency Ranges: LW Band (Green)...150 kHz - 380 kHz BC Band (Cream)...540 kHz - 1800 kHz P Band (Blue)...1.8 MHz - 6 MHz SW Band (Red)...6 MHz - 18 MHz |
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