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Philips portable WWII equipment
DR25b, DR38, DR42, DR78, DR85, DRG4
Links to other actual pages:
11a. Main page for German Receivers
11c Index to surplus equipment described
on this site
23q Philips HMZL34/OKM
23s Philips commnication receiver
BX925
53a. Main page for Dutch WWII equipment
The document shown below is largely based on info from Jean-Noel
Bienfait, except for DR38.
DR25b [PHI 1 UK 41] VHF portable transceiver
- history and relationships.
For more details about Philips Factory history during WWII,
please see:
http://www.digidome.nl/philips_1940-1945.htm
The DR25b1X is a unit, that seems to be derived from different
Philips/ NSF sets, probably
made for different purposes before the war.
The table hereafter provides an overview of other Dutch sets that
were made by Philips before or during WWII.
Type | Model | Refr (+ Betriebsart) | Freq. coverage | Valves | Power requirement |
DR 25 b1X | UK 41, UK 43 | PHI A3 | 37.5 - 46.2MHz | 2x KDD 1 2x DF 25 |
1W S/E 4.5V/35V |
DR 38 | --N/A | PHI A2, 3 | 66 - 75MHz | TE 05/10, EL 5, 4671, 4672, ELL 1 |
4W S/E 6V battery |
DR 42 | --N/A | NSF | 195 - 205MHz | -- | 2W |
DR78 | --N/A | PHI | 3.0 - 6.0MHz | S: 3x TC 05/5, L4018D E: 6x D1F , 7475 |
|
DR 85 | --N/A | A2,3 | 30 - 34MHz | -- | 80kW - S |
DRG 4 | --N/A | PIN F3 | 486 - 549MHz | 20W-Richtfunk |
N/A = Not available
PHI 1 UK 43 = DR25b1X VHF transceiver
(37.5-46.2MHz) circuit diagram (Philips Berlin).
The valves seem to be applied as follows.
Sender: DF25 (Mik.Verstärker), KDD1
(Modulator), KDD1 (Senderstufe).
Empfänger: DF25 [HF-Verstärker], KDD1
[Audionröhr], DF25 [NF-Vestärker], KDD1 [NF Endstufe].
DR25b seen from front and left side (UK41)
DR25b1X installed in cabinet seen from front
Philips DR25b1X seen from rear and from below. The photos show the UK41 model, while the drawings show UK43.
Philips DR25b1X (UK43) scale calibration chart and logo
Philips VHF transceiver DR38 (66-75MHz)
- 4-Watt.
Röhrenbestückung, Sender: TE05/10,
EL5. Empfänger: 4672, 4671, ELL1
[Note: 4672 = 954 = E1F, 4671 = 955 = E1C]
Additional information about DR38 development can be found
in the following URLs:
http://home.hccnet.nl/l.meulstee/mobilophone/mobilophone.html
http://www.xs4all.nl/~levend/tvmuseum/tvmuseumnsf/nsfdingen05.htm
DR42 wreck was sold at last NRHF auction in
october 2003. (Picture: LA5CL Tore Moe)
Better picture (Museum "Waalsdorp") at http://www.tno.nl/instit/fel/museum/images/com7-3.jpg |
Better picture (Museum "Waalsdorp") at http://www.tno.nl/instit/fel/museum/images/com7-4.jpg |
NSF DR42 (195-205MHz transceiver - 4-Watt).
It seems to be the same valves as for DR38 above.
Additional information about DR42 development can be found in the
following URLs:
NSF-factory showing the H2L/7 (among other things)
http://www.xs4all.nl/~levend/tvmuseum/tvmuseumnsf/nsfdingen01.htm
Further infos for equipment and valves are also found in "Kommerzielle
Nachrichtengeräte
von 1914-1945" - Edition 2000/2001 by Gerhard B.
Salzmann, DL2IE
Page last update: 2004.06.11