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Goodfellas · 24th Aug 2013, 4:34 pm

Well I finally took the chassis out of the case and can give some more info about this radio. It still looks like a project radio (or built from a kit), there are no brand markings or numbers inside.

There are two Brimar/BVA 6U7G valves. The third valve is hard to identify, one of the numbers is badly printed, it says:-

H^A CV1032 KB/T

Note: It might say CV1932 instead of CV1032, I've attached a picture.

24th Aug 2013, 4:34 pm	#17
Goodfellas Retired Dormant Member Join Date: May 2006 Location: Bristol, UK. Posts: 83	Re: "Universal" valve radio Well I finally took the chassis out of the case and can give some more info about this radio. It still looks like a project radio (or built from a kit), there are no brand markings or numbers inside. There are two Brimar/BVA 6U7G valves. The third valve is hard to identify, one of the numbers is badly printed, it says:- H^A CV1032 KB/T Note: It might say CV1932 instead of CV1032, I've attached a picture. Attached Thumbnails