Trophy 8

The Trophy 8 represented the pinnacle of the Trophy Series by British Television Supplies, Ltd. (BTS), developed in close collaboration with Peto-Scott Co., Ltd. Introduced as the top-of-the-line model, the Trophy 8 was designed to meet the needs of the most demanding shortwave enthusiasts and amateur radio operators of the late 1930s. 

Technical and Design Features

• Power Supply: AC mains operation.
• Extended Coverage: 7 - 550 Metres 
• Refinements and Features:
  • Continuous Band Spread dial
  • RF amp on all bands
  • AVC
  • BFO 

Historical Context and Significance
The Trophy 8 was the flagship offering in the Trophy Series, marketed aggressively by BTS and Peto-Scott to appeal to advanced users seeking the very best in shortwave reception. Its introduction coincided with a surge in interest in amateur radio and international listening in the UK, and the Trophy 8 quickly earned a reputation for excellence, sensitivity, and reliability.

Series Context
The Trophy 8 crowns a distinguished lineup:

Trophy 2: The original, battery-powered model for headphone use, celebrated for its role in notable DX achievements.

Trophy 3 (AC & Battery): Improved tuning and loudspeaker output, available in both AC and battery versions for greater flexibility.

Trophy 5: A communications-grade receiver with continuous coverage, band-spreading, beat-frequency oscillator (B.F.O.), automatic volume control (A.V.C.), and illuminated scale.

Trophy 8: The ultimate AC-only model, with extended coverage and further technical refinements, aimed at the most serious shortwave enthusiasts.

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