siera SA2034A

Valve line-up: ECC85 ECH81 EF89 UABC80 UL84 UY85

Now under repair. Will upload photos when complete.

Case is dark brown bakelite - unusually, the back is plastic (black).

Bought at a flea market near Arlon, Belgium for 25 EUR.

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Hallo ... your radio SA2034A is the same chassis as Philips B2X92A .... I have also the SA2034A in color white.

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Is this common that manufacturers combine "U" tubes with "E" tubes?

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Please dont put a model to the manufacturers page. If it is not yet in RMorg, please make a suggestion for a new model. If that is accepted You can put such specific infos there where it belongs. But not to the Manuf. page.

Imagine, that for each model of that company threads would be opened! Nobody would be able to find a specific one in such a melting pot.

 

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I installed a "skeleton" model. Please amend it by all info available.

Please add reliable info to this thread. Info which can help future collectors struggling with this model.  Not too much small talk.

Good luck for the repair / restoration job!

KoBi

 

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Hogo Sneyers did quite a good job in bringing in more data to the sceleton Konrad Birkner could bring in.

Dear Ray
It would be nice if you could upload some photos to this model - also from the inside as long as you have it on your working bench ;-)

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