03-10-2016, 11:29 AM
(This post was last modified: 03-10-2016, 11:34 AM by Mike Watterson.)
Certainly that looks easier than my German Philips Annette series AM/FM valve portable chassis with no case.
Or my battery valve Pilot chassis (with separate 4.5V flat 1289 to power torch built into middle of side mounted tuning knob! It was sold for boats.
I have a 1929 suitcase model with no chassis and portable early 1930s Lissen Table model (two valve TRF, SG and Pentode maybe) with no chassis.
One never knows what turns up. I had a perfect Sky Queen (Mk I) case, no chassis and later got a totally disintegrated with worm and rot Sky Queen with good chassis.
I have all the 1949 & early 1950s Ever Ready parts identical to used in an Ever Ready Saucepan (all bought off ebay as scrapped from CE, K and T probably) and found a pot, knobs and round feet that match original. So I will have a go at the slightly later version that has MW & SW. Later two versions were marketed as BEREC and used three pieces of hammerite painted galvanised (or similar) steel sheet instead of an aluminium pot with front cut outs on base!
Or my battery valve Pilot chassis (with separate 4.5V flat 1289 to power torch built into middle of side mounted tuning knob! It was sold for boats.
I have a 1929 suitcase model with no chassis and portable early 1930s Lissen Table model (two valve TRF, SG and Pentode maybe) with no chassis.
One never knows what turns up. I had a perfect Sky Queen (Mk I) case, no chassis and later got a totally disintegrated with worm and rot Sky Queen with good chassis.
I have all the 1949 & early 1950s Ever Ready parts identical to used in an Ever Ready Saucepan (all bought off ebay as scrapped from CE, K and T probably) and found a pot, knobs and round feet that match original. So I will have a go at the slightly later version that has MW & SW. Later two versions were marketed as BEREC and used three pieces of hammerite painted galvanised (or similar) steel sheet instead of an aluminium pot with front cut outs on base!
