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After enjoying the set with headphones I thought of an idea. I was fortunate to be able to acquire an excellent 1923 Dictogrand black and brass mini horn speaker from a friend. With the help of a small amp hidden below, and a strong signal from my AM transmitter, I am able to listen to a crystal-clear broadcast from the Federal Jr.! This set actually had an optional companion 2-tube amp to go with it, but not a single existing example has ever surfaced.
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Cool!
Do you hafta play with the cat's whisker much to get it goin'?
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I almost always use my AM transmitter, so with such a strong signal, the set is easy to use. With just a little tweaking of the cat's whisker, antenna and detector levers, the signal came in loud and perfectly clear. It's hard to believe there is no power supply! As a rule I always collected art-deco radios from the '30's, but these very early sets have me fascinated. I highly recommend this area of the hobby!
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