BC402 Radio GEC, General Electric Co Ltd., GENALEX; London, build 1959, 4 pictures, 4 schematics, 6 tubes, Great Britain , semiconductors, Broadcast Receiver

General Electric Company (Gec) BC402, valve table radio, AC/DC mains, long wave and fm or uhf, two tone bakelite moulded case. GEC manufactured this 6 Valve table receiver in 1959. Housed in a two tone bakelite moulded case, this radio featured 3 reception wavebands, medium, long and VHF selected by means of a rotary switch.

2021年4月23日 · Location: Bocking, near Braintree, Essex, UK. That electrolytic looks like a dual 32uF+32uF you can get one of these from Jellyfish Audio and if the set has any of those waxie …

It has six GEC valves: B109, X119, W119, DH109, N119 and U119. Price when new 15.10s. plus purchase tax. Made in UK 1959/60. Rear view, note the additional ceramic wire-wound resistor on mains dropper. Underside, note the replacement electrolytic capacitor and …

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GEC, General Electric Co Ltd., GENALEX; London from A38 BC3840 to BC4054, Great Britain (UK), 299 pictures, 176 schematics, 384 tubes, 55 semiconductors

This Vintage G.E.C BC402 Valve Radio from the 1950s is a classic brown radio featuring tubes/valves. Made in the United Kingdom, this radio is a collectable item for radio enthusiasts.

Power triodes were used in early battery sets and high quality mains sets of the 1930s and early post-war period. The output stage of the GEC BC402 set is shown here. V5 is the output valve, driving output transformer T1. The quiescent anode current is generally between 25 and 60mA (50mA in this case).

2021年6月18日 · Triple 50uF caps are still available from specialist suppliers but they are not cheap. You don't want to change on guesswork just because you think it might be faulty. Most …

GEC sets are very easy to date, with only one or two exceptions. Up to 1949 the first two digits of the model number are the model year. After 1950, the model year is the sum of the first two digits added to the last two digits, so:- BC5639 = (5+6)+39 = 50, so the set is 1950.