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DescriptionPocket radio open english.jpg	Pocket transistor radio, late 1960s to 1970s, with 7 germanium transistors, that received long wave and medium wave (AM broadcast) bands. View with back open, showing parts. Powered by 2 button cells supplying 3V (removed).
Date	27 January 2011, 10:14 (UTC)
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Author	Pocket_radio_open.jpg: Ulfbastel derivative work: Chetvorno (talk)
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  • 2008-05-13T13:18:13Z Ulfbastel 961x1002 (163813 Bytes) {{Information |Description=Taschenradio vermutl. späte 1960er / 1970er Jahre, bestückt mit Germaniumtransistoren, Betriebsspannung 3V (2 Knopfzellen), Empfangsbvereiche Lang- + Mittelwelle |Source=eigene Arbeit |Date=13. MA

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