Model: Steuergerät 5299 Stereo



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Steuergerät 5299 Stereo

Nussbaum
Country: Germany Manufacturer/Brand: Grundig (Radio-Vertrieb, RVF, Radiowerke)
Year: 1961 / 1962 Type: Radio or TunerBroadcast receiver (Radio).
Im Gegensatz zu Radioempfängern für kommerzielle und/oder militärische Zwecke und den frühen Empfängern für Morsezwecke nennen wir hier Radio bzw. Rundfunkempfänger. Aber: Gemäss internationaler Sprachregelung führt der Radiokatalog Band 1 alle Empfänger mit aktiven Bauteilen als RADIO. Wir unterscheiden hier ebenfalls nicht, ob mit Röhren bestückt, hybrid, mit Transistoren oder/und ICs. Mod.-ID = 23787 previous | Result List | next | New search for Radios etc. Schematics etc.: 2 (for members) Principle Super-Heterodyne (Super in general); IF-Freq. 460/10700Superhet - normally without a preamplification stage (as far as known). Please use «To add informations to model» if you know more! Thanks.
Récepteur TSF superhétérodyne. Normalement sans préamplification de HF.
Superhet ohne Vorstufe.
Nicht immer war bei der Erfassung klar, ob der Empfänger eine Vorstufe aufweist oder nicht. Im Zweifelsfall kam das Gerät in diese Kategorie.
Tuned circuits 8 AM circuit(s); 12 FM-circuit(s)
Wave bands Broadcast, (BC) Long Wave (LW), 2 x SW and FM.LW, MW/BC, two SW plus FM (long-, medium-, short waves plus FM). GO (OL), PO (OM), 2 fois OC et MF (onde ultra-courte, bande FM ou MF).
LW, MW, 2 x KW und UKW.
Kann zwei unterteilte KW Bereiche bedeuten - z.B. 16-25 und 31-49m-Band oder KW durchgehend plus gespreiztes 49m-Band - selten aber auch einfach KW-Lupe (Spreizung mit separater Bedienung).
Power type and voltage Alternating Current supply (AC) / 110; 125; 220 VoltAC set plus voltage range.
/ = 2 different voltages
- = voltage from-to
* = «Special»
Apparareil à courant alternatif. Tensions mentionnées.
/ = 2 Spannungswahlen
- = von-bis
* = Fabrikwahl/«Spezial»
Normalerweise sind diese Geräte mit einem Trafo mit Primär- und Sekundärwicklungen versehen. Dadurch führt das Chassis kein gefährliches Potential.
Loudspeaker - This set has no built-in loudspeaker (separate or not necessary).This set has no built-in loudspeaker. It requires a separate loudspeaker or headset - or the set has no speaker output (not a radio).
Cet appareil n`a pas d`haut-parleur.
Das Gerät verfügt nicht über einen eingebauten Lautsprecher - entweder weil er nicht nötig ist (Gerät hat keine Tonwiedergabe) oder weil er separat zu stellen ist - bzw. das Gerät ist für Kopfhörerbetrieb.
www.radiomuseum.org Model: Steuergerät 5299 Stereo Nussbaum Material Wooden caseWooden case. Most radios have a wooden cabinet until the WW2. Caisse en bois.
Die meisten Heim-Rundfunkempfänger führen von Beginn an bis etwa Ende 60er Jahre Holz als Gehäuse. Auch frühe Reiseempfänger zeigen Holz (speziell in den 20er Jahren) oder Holz mit Stoffüberzug etc.
Shape Book-shelf unit
Dimensions (WHD) 670 x 280 x 275 mm / 26.4 x 11 x 10.8 inch
Valves / Tubes 11: ECC85     (more for members)
Notes Dioden: 2× OA174, BA102. Stereo-NF-Verstärker mit 2 Endstufen je 4 W. Im Katalog EM97 statt EM87.
Net weight 13 kg / 458.6 oz
Price in first year of sale 538 DM
Source of data Erb
Catalogue reference HdB d.Rdf-& Ferns-GrH 1961/62Das Gerät ist gelistet im Handbuch des Rundfunk-& Fernseh-Grosshandels von 1961/62 durch VDRG, Verlag für Radio-Foto-Kino.
   

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Steuergerät 5299 Stereo Nussbaum (Grundig (Radio-Vertrieb, RVF, Radiowerke))

grundig: Grundig 5299 . My first restoration  (15.11.2006)  Joseph ChristillesHits: 366     Replies: 3 Hello,  Well I have finished my first radio restoration, which is a 1961 Grundig 5299, complete with the original stereo speakers !   Well let me tell you , when I got this in the mail and opened it up, my heart sank a little.   I bought this on Ebay, and was told that the cabinet was mint, and the speakers only had  little chips in the top corners and thats what the photos showed.  Well the stereo unit itself had been dropped on its end, and the tunning knob hardly worked.  The stereo speakers had been in water, there was a water line 3 inches up the sides.   This radio had a bad ELL80 tube, which you could tell just by looking at it.  The plate inside glowed a pritty red.   After asking many questions I ended up recaping the whole thing, papers and electolytics.  I had asked in the forum about electrolytic capacitor physical size, and got a lot of good feedback.  But as you will see the the pictures I went ahead a put in Sprague Atom caps,  I was able to get them in.  There were around 34 paper capacitors and 6 electrolytics that were replaced.   The unit came with some nice tubes, which were 3 ECC83 which are Valvo's with the 45 degree getter. Those tested very well with my newly purchased Precision tube tester.  I have also added 2 NOS Amperex ELL80's made in Holland. The other tubes are Buggle Boys, and Amperex made in holland tubes.    I used contact cleaner to clean all of the swithces and push buttons.  The dial now works like new.  I was having problems with the clutch mechanism that moved when switched from FM to SW, so I used a lubricant that is waxed base,  it dries fast and does not attract dust. Just what the doctor ordered.  Everything is smooth as silk.    Now came time to turn it on, when I did, nothing bad happened.  The tubes all warmed up, and the ELL80 tube that had problems , no longer had problems.  The surgery was a success, and a smile came across my face.  I have been bitten by the bug.    Now I decided to leave the cabinet alone, and just clean it up.   It does have cracks in the laquer, but it has character, and I got it to shine very nice.      The speakers needed a little attention.  I had to sand the sides down, and restain.  I did not laquer the sides, instead I used tung oil.  They were a dull finish anyway.  The tops I left alone.    The woofers had to be refoamed so I found some and did that. Also I replaced the electrolytic caps going to the mids/tweeter assembly.  I was able to find 2 pin din connectors and 5 pin dins for the speaker connections.  The 2 pin are at the stereo and the speakers have 5 pin.   The sound is very good and powerfull.  This radio picks up a lot of stations, and with no noise in the background, on FM..    SW is good, the only thing is, I do not get much if anything on LW.    I want to thank everyone who answered my questions in the forum.  It was a help.       The only thing I did not do is get pictures of the radio when I first got it.  I did take one of the chassis, when I pulled it out of the cabinet, but I lost it.  Thought I had saved it, but guess I did not.  So here are some pictures of my work.  
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