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Series I, 1.5
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Radiomobile 902T
(AM)
Radiomobile was affiliated
with Smiths, and sold under various brand names. They also private labeled
for other manufacturers (notably Motorola). May be marked Motorola, Playmate,
Jaguar, Signature Custom, or World Radio |
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for Schematics and Tech Data
History
of Radiomobile (offsite link)
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Series I, 1.5
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Blaupunkt Frankfurt
AM/FM
Blaupunkt tends to
reuse the same model name for very different radios. Their model designations
are city names which are tailored to specific markets. For example, a New
York differs from a Frankfurt only in trim. The "X chassis" was probably
the most common version in E-Types. Visual identification is difficult. |
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Schematics and Tech Data
Data
for US Version
Even more Frankfurt
Info
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Series I
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Blaupunkt Bremen AM/FM
or AM/LW
This manual tune radio
was sold under a variety of names: Bremen, Hildesheim, and Bluedot Balmoral.
The button on the left controls treble/bass. I've been unable to locate
any useful tech data for this one |
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for Original Ad
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Series I, 1.5
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Blaupunkt Vienna AM
A popular AM pushbutton
radio in the mid-sixties, also used in many German cars |
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for Original Owner Packet
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for Tech Data
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Series II
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Phillips 22RN681
AM/FM/SW
aka Tourismo Spezial
A very compact, all-transistor
multiband radio introduced around 1969 |
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for Ads
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for Tech Data
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