WW2 German Wehrmacht Wechselrichter EW.b TORN E. B. POWER SUPPLY NICE

Throughout most branches of the military throughout the war! Was first brought into service in 1935/36 and was used extensively with the German Wehrmacht, Signals, Police, and Administration Divisions. After the war it became extremely popular with collectors and used frequently within amateur radio stations and broadcasts throughout Europe. Is an adjustable, one frequency t. Radio with four filaments, driven by a 2 volt battery at 0.2 A. Therefore the whole radio consumed approx. The anode current could come from a 90 V. Dry battery and was possible to generate the 2 V with the use of a vibrator unit.

The vibrator unit was usually located on the lower board of the bottom cabinet. It could also be used with the current from a 12 volt car battery also in conjunction with the vibrating unit. The actual coverage of each sub-band is as follows.

Made of aluminum, bakelite and steel, this Torn E. Radio Power Supply is in GOOD used condition! Though there are some marks, scratches and wear, it still retains 95% original paint! It is 100% complete internally, however, I have not tested it for functionality. Though it is missing one small cover plate and the main switch is broken, the switch itself still appears to have a "spring" to it. I was told this was a functional unit by the previous owner, however I cannot verify it. This was stored in the left hand side of the main rack (see my last photo for reference). A SUPERB item for any collection or display! Powered by SixBit's eCommerce Solution.

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