'Ovaltine set'=634 philips?? - UK Vintage Radio Repair and Restoration Discussion Forum

Ben_Dijkman · 2nd Jan 2006, 10:05 pm

The philips 634 had in holland the nickname:
"Lentebode".
Becouse of the leave forms in the mask,it looks like
new leaves in spring."Spring-promis" or "spring-bringer" could be a good
Engish translation for "lentebode" I guess.
The 630 is called :"the big lentebode"
The 634 the: "little lentebode"
For example the 930/932 ,called :"puntje"= " point" or "chappel"
The 830 :"paasei"= "eastern-egg"
The 636:"kathedraal" ="katheadrall"
etc etc.................Why using type nr's ~<{[;^)X=

Ben_Dijkman · 3rd Jan 2006, 11:11 pm

Hello Darren.
I've wrote this reaction becouse of:
https://www.vintage-radio.net/forum/...ead.php?t=6735

B.R
Ben Dijkman

2nd Jan 2006, 10:05 pm	#1
Ben_Dijkman Pentode Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Hellendoorn, Netherlands Posts: 137	'Ovaltine set'=634 philips?? The philips 634 had in holland the nickname: "Lentebode". Becouse of the leave forms in the mask,it looks like new leaves in spring."Spring-promis" or "spring-bringer" could be a good Engish translation for "lentebode" I guess. The 630 is called :"the big lentebode" The 634 the: "little lentebode" For example the 930/932 ,called :"puntje"= " point" or "chappel" The 830 :"paasei"= "eastern-egg" The 636:"kathedraal" ="katheadrall" etc etc.................Why using type nr's ~<{[;^)X=

3rd Jan 2006, 11:11 pm	#2
Ben_Dijkman Pentode Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Hellendoorn, Netherlands Posts: 137	Re: 'Ovaltine set'=634 philips?? Hello Darren. I've wrote this reaction becouse of: https://www.vintage-radio.net/forum/...ead.php?t=6735 B.R Ben Dijkman