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The Village Radio in question is not mentioned in lists I know.
For better comparison the enlarged pix are large. Anyone wants
to have a close look at a special detail? Please tell me, a picture will be added at once.
Who can help finding out more about this radio?
Any help on nomenclature, data etc will be appreciated.
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The radio has an antenna- connector, like the FM1 below. The resonance of the antenna that came with the radio is 71 MHz. The crystal is missing. |
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Front, antenna connector as in FM1 |
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The only portable Village Radio in my collection with a name plate is the FM 1. Here it looks like the nameplate was removed. |
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Battery compartment |
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Alignment aid, on the side of the chassis |
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Chassis complete |
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Chassis, detail |
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Chassis, detail |
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Chassis, detail |
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| Im Museum museum's items |
| HT-1 | ) |
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| Radio HT-1 | Front HT-1 | Chassis HT-1 |
| HT-2 | ) |
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| Radio HT-2 | Front HT-2 | Chassis HT-2 | Air Radio Modul HT-2 |
| TR-20 | ) |
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| Radio TR-20 | Chassis | Chassis | Typenschild Nameplate TR-20 |
| FM-1B | ) |
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| Radio FM-1 | Front FM-1 | Chassis FM-1 | Typenschild Nameplate FM-1 |
| FM-5 | ) |
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| Radio FM-5 | Typenschild Nameplate FM-5 |
Oberes / upper chassis FM-5 |
Unteres / lower chassis FM-5 |