tulip wrote:Former radioship Norderney, home of Radio Veronica is moved from Antwerp to Amsterdam this week. After repairs on a shipyard the Norderney is bound for Groningen. It will be part of a radio & tv future(???)
OK, see also: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E8jVPwlCH-4Coastie wrote:Love that piccy of the Studio.
192metres wrote:Rare: the Radio Veronica 192 transistor (25,000 sold in 1967):
Inside view:
The Radio Caroline 199 transistor:
Yep! Would be great, thanks!Coastie wrote:The Caroline Transistor radio which my Brother had was bigger than that and was more "sideways" than the one in the piccy. I'll see if I can find a piccy of one like it.
Thanks, but that's an MW + LW receiver. The 'Radio Caroline 199' and 'Radio Veronica 192' are both 1 channel receivers, just a single frequency.Coastie wrote:There is a piccy of the type of Caroline Transistor radio my Brother has (had) here: http://wirelesswaffle.wordpress.com/201 ... ransistor/
192metres wrote:...Your brother's transistor radio is like this one from Körting (GDR):....
My source: http://www.radiomuseum.org/r/korting_tr_910.htmlalec wrote:192metres wrote:...Your brother's transistor radio is like this one from Körting (GDR):....
Sorry but Körting was a W-German product not East-German (GDR)
Thanks, but that's an MW + LW receiver. The 'Radio Caroline 199' and 'Radio Veronica 192' are both 1 channel receivers, just a single frequency.192metres wrote:Coastie wrote:There is a piccy of the type of Caroline Transistor radio my Brother has (had) here: http://wirelesswaffle.wordpress.com/201 ... ransistor/
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