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Old 01-13-2005, 08:11 AM
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Brilliant! I pulled off the cap and it has the ability to switch voltages. 110V, 125v,145V, 200V, 225V and 245V. This radio is getting more interesting!


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It seems like most of the German radios like Philips, Telefunken, etc. and also some Sony products like reel-to-reel's have the voltage change arrangement...I'll usually set it to 125 volts to lower the voltage stress on the tubes (as the line voltage is sometimes almost actually that high).
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New additions to polaraman's collection. A Meteor, RCA and a Philco.

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