Regency TR 1 G
1955 - Radio Receiver
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Regency TR 1 G
1955
- Radio Receiver
Transistor radio receiver.
Broadcast.
4 germanium transistors: 235_TI R09_TI R10_TI R11_TI DR117
Dry batteries: 22.5 Volt
Permanent Magnet Dynamic (PDyn) Loudspeaker (moving coil).
It was equipped with earphones for listening.
Sound: Inauguration of the José de Alvalade Stadium (10 June 1956).
Audio: Opening of the José de Alvalade Stadium (June 10, 1956).
Regency was the creator of the first transistor radio, the TR-1, in 1954.
The TR1 G, the second version of TR 1, was launched in 1955.
Broadcast.
4 germanium transistors: 235_TI R09_TI R10_TI R11_TI DR117
Dry batteries: 22.5 Volt
Permanent Magnet Dynamic (PDyn) Loudspeaker (moving coil).
It was equipped with earphones for listening.
Sound: Inauguration of the José de Alvalade Stadium (10 June 1956).
Audio: Opening of the José de Alvalade Stadium (June 10, 1956).
Regency was the creator of the first transistor radio, the TR-1, in 1954.
The TR1 G, the second version of TR 1, was launched in 1955.
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