Unknown cristal radio tune coil (honeycomb?)
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Unknown cristal radio tune coil (honeycomb?)
17.Dec.05 18:46
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Dear Friends
Now I have here this tune coil.
I think it is an A.L.D., but I didn't find the logotype in this manufacturer page to confirm.
Do you know this coil's name in English? Here in Portugal we call it: "honeycomb coil".
Can you help me?
Thank you
Mario
Now I have here this tune coil.
I think it is an A.L.D., but I didn't find the logotype in this manufacturer page to confirm.
Do you know this coil's name in English? Here in Portugal we call it: "honeycomb coil".
Can you help me?
Thank you
Mario
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Coils
18.Dec.05 15:30
It is a "Basket Coil", in German "Korbbodenspule". ALD is a German make as the D.R.P. (Deutsches Reichs-Patent = German patent) clearly states.
A Honeycomb coil (Honigwabenspule) is somewhat different.
These are Honeycombs:
A Honeycomb coil (Honigwabenspule) is somewhat different.
These are Honeycombs:
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steckspule
18.Dec.05 21:07
Thank you very much for your help and explanation.
By the way, have you an English name for Steckspule? Is Steckspule another coil model different from these ones already mentioned?
Cordially
Mário
By the way, have you an English name for Steckspule? Is Steckspule another coil model different from these ones already mentioned?
Cordially
Mário
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19.Dec.05 10:59
"Steckspule" is in English simply "plug-in coil".
Crystal sets (and also early valve sets) with built in standard broadcast coil often have a socket for a plug-in "loading coil" for long wave reception (in German "Verlängerungsspule"). See Brownie 2 or Re-Echo (both GB/UK).
Kind regards,
KoBi
Crystal sets (and also early valve sets) with built in standard broadcast coil often have a socket for a plug-in "loading coil" for long wave reception (in German "Verlängerungsspule"). See Brownie 2 or Re-Echo (both GB/UK).
Kind regards,
KoBi
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Tank you
20.Dec.05 20:37
Thank you for your reply.
Cordially
Mário
Cordially
Mário
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