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NRS100 - Norwegian Radio Station 100 The Norwegian home guard
used mostly German radio equipment after the WW2. |
The NRS100 is mounted in a wooden transport case. Each Home Guard soldier had equipment and weapons at home. The radio was located at the home of communications officer in the Home Guard Company. |
SPEC: Frequency range Power output AM Power output CW Size Weight Power input |
2.5 - 5.0 MHz 10 Watt 15 Watt 45cm x 30cm x 24cm 16.5 kg 6VDC or 230VAC |
The radio seems to be brand new. Do not think it has been used. First MF was tuned to 455kHz, the second MF was tuned to 388kHz. It worked great after I replaced the capacitors in the second MF transformer. |
Front from left is the microphone transformer, three
modulator tubes and modulation transformer. The receiver is located to the right. Rear left is the oscillator tube and 2E26 output tubes. |
Pretty Nice soldered
Power with 230VAC and 6VDC input cables.
Power Rear
Here's wooden box with spare parts. Tubes and vibrator.
Headphones, microphone and morse key included in the box.
A special power connector to mount a lamp is also included.
The red label says that it is forbidden to listen to
broadcast stations. One had in Norway pay money to the state broadcasting company (NRK) to get permission to listen to the radio. National Guard did not pay this fee, so it was forbidden to listen to the broadcast stations with this radio. |
Here is NRS100 in my radio room and will be tested on air for the
first time.
Most of the information comes from Tore Moe article NRHF's
magazine Hello Hello no.5 1990
Here is the main page of
NRHF (Norwegian Radio Historical Society)