SA1000U-70
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| Year: 1952 ?? | Category: Broadcast Receiver - or past WW2 Tuner | ||||
| Valves / Tubes | 5: UCH42 UF41 UBC41 UL41 UY42 |
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| Main principle | Superheterodyne (common); ZF/IF 452 kHz |
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| Power type and voltage | AC/DC-set / 220 Volt |
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| from Radiomuseum.org | Model: SA1000U-70 - Siera; Belgien |
| Material | Bakelite case |
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A new radio Siera
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Luis Santiago
26.May.08 |
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I have a new radio Siera. Without model or any identification. Can someone help me? Thanks in advanced, Luís Santiago
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Martin Bösch
26.May.08 |
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Hallo Luis, please let us know, what's written on the typeplate, You might be able to identify the set from that information, please try to write the content down or take a narrow picture of it, kind regards Martin |
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Luis Santiago
27.May.08 |
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Hello Martin, what can I find in the typeplate is this: SA1000270 The tubes are type"U" and I identified one as "UY42". I don't know if it is enough to find the Model. Best regards, Luís
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Luis Santiago
02.Jun.08 |
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Hello Martin, this weekend I tried to find more identification about the Siera Radio. In the back side of the typeplate I could find more information about the device. For that I used a magnifying glass and I was able to find this: Type: SA1000U70 220V 45W The tubes are: UY42; UF41; UL41; UBC41 and another one without any kind of identification. In the same typeplate I found a symbol of Siera with "Made in Holland" Best regards, Luis
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Frank Van de Ven
05.Jul.08 |
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Hello Luis. You will find your radio in the Radio Museum database www.radiomuseum.org/r/siera_sa1000u70sa_1000_u7.html edit: and I now noticed you added it, thank you. Frank |
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Mark Andrews
05.Jul.08 |
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The dial and chassis look similar to a Philips set I have. Could it be made by Philips under license? After a quick look, here is a photo of my Philips BX135U chassis. Very similar. Attachments
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