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 Fishman
 Location: Wollongong, NSW
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Hi, I have come into possession of the above radio.
It would be 1940s or 1950s and unfortunately has been extensively modified.
I don't know the model number.
I am in Wollongong and would give it to someone who can do something with it.
I don't think I am looking for any money, just someone who would like it.
 
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 Tallar Carl
 Location: Latham, ACT
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Do you have any pictures at all. You could send them to my email address. please. I have a friend in the 'Gong that may pick it up for me and if any woodwork needs doing he can do french polishing.
 
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 Fishman
 Location: Wollongong, NSW
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Thanks Guys, it has been picked up
 
 Return to top of page · Post #: 4 · Written at 9:13:35 PM on 5 July 2015.
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 Tallar Carl
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Telefunken Super 1S64 WK (1942)

Manufactured Germany during the WWII (1942). This radio is a good proof of the quality and good name for the industrial production that Telefunken developed in all Europe. With four tubes, this receiver works today with just a filter condenser substitution. It offers an awsome efficency as much as an extraordinary sound and clearness.


 
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 Tallar Carl
 Location: Latham, ACT
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Hi Fishman. Ivan and I have just had a good look at it and have decided we are going to do it as a long term project. I am thinking it will take some time but its certainly do able I have sent Brad some photos to up load and have started looking for schematics. I have even better news I have a source to get a schematic from. Smile

Telefunken Valve Radio
Telefunken Valve Radio
 
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