TELEFUNKEN E52 PHOTO GALLERY

Before restoration












The receiver after "modernising" around 1960
















Back view of receiver with the power supply at the bottom
















The chassis disassembled for painting







After restoration

Chassis













Repainted chassis with backplane and tuning unit





















Back of chassis with tuning capacitors and side mountings













Modules


RF module 1 before and after restoration



RF module 2 before and after restoration



Oscillator/mixer module before and after restoration



AF module before and after restoration


     Intermediate frequency module















BFO/detector/AF module






The valve RV12P2000 was used in all stages of the receiver except the power supply, 10 of them in all. The valve is a pentode for all frequencies from AF to VHF, it is only 48 mm high including the top connector! The photo is showing one valve with the Telefunken logo and RV12P2000 printed on the screening most valves had, and one valve with the text Wehrmachteigentum and the German eagle.
















Alignment rig for mixer, IF and BFO/det/AF




















All modules in the chassis for final test

















The chassis seen from above

















The coil systems with the mixer/oscillator coil screen removed

















The case and front panel are still not painted







The receiver is restored in the first step! In step two the bands 1 and 5 will be restored, some more original components added and the case painted.





































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Updated April 5th 2007