National RQ-702
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| Año: 1961/1962 | Categoría: Registrador o reproductor de sonido o visual | ||||
| Válvulas | 3: 12AX7 6BM8 6DA5 |
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| Principio principal | Amplificador de Audio |
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| Gama de ondas | - no hay |
| Especialidades | Grabadora de cinta |
| Tensión de funcionamiento | Red: Corriente alterna (CA, Inglés = AC) / 100/250 Volt |
| Altavoz | Altavoz elíptico de imán permanente. |
| Potencia de salida | 2 W (3 W max.) |
| de Radiomuseum.org | Modelo: National RQ-702 - Panasonic, Matsushita, |
| Material | Madera |
| Forma | Sobremesa de cualquier forma, detalles no conocidos. |
| Ancho, altura, profundidad | 12 x 7.5 x 13 inch / 305 x 191 x 330 mm |
| Anotaciones | National RQ702 Tape Recorder Three-speed, AC, three valve tape recorder. Piao touch, push-button operation. High fidelity recording and playback with recording head. Built into solid wooden case with recording level indicator. Tape speeds; 7½ ips, 3¾ ips, 1⅞ ips. Power source: AC 100-250V. Power consumption, 40W. Recording system, AC bias at 40 kC/s (kHz). Frequency response: 7½ ips 50-12000 C/s (Hz), 3¾ ips 50-8000 C/s (Hz), 1⅞ ips 50-5000 C/s (Hz). Input, one microphone 20 K ohms unbalanced. One radio or phonogram 1 M ohms unbalanced. Output, impedance 3 ohms. Operation: fast foward, rewind, stop, instant stop, recording, playback, takes 7" reel. Speaker: built-in 6" x 4" PM dynamic. Complete with dynamic microphone model CE-106, crystal earphone, recording tape 5" 900 ft, empty 5" reel, connection cord and splicing tape. (MINGAY'S PRICE SERVICE) This model sold in Australia during 1961 & 1962 for £89/5/-. |
| Peso neto | 22 lb 0 oz (22 lb) / 9.988 kg |
| Mencionado en | Mingay's Price Service (Aug 1961 & Feb 1962.) |
| Documentación / Esquemas (1) | JR Tape Recorder Handbook, Page N22. |
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