German Torn E. b. Receiver from WW2

1943 German WW2 Torn E.b. TRF receiver that i have been playing around with. Has four tubes and is of a very early design. Think the first version were produced in 1935 and they stayed in production through the war.

[@georgeukrainsky9352]

Audion detector sounding like a charm, no superhet whistles, stations appear like from nowhere.

[@AaronJackson1]

What a weird receiver! Thanks for sharing!

[@LJ45Chimera]

Interesting receiver, thanks for the demo :)

[@allthegearnoidea6752]

That radio is very nice typical heavy weight military construction. I really enjoyed seeing the turret tuning arrangement in operation. I nice hearing new boy having his morse practice. I think being wide band is really the whole problem with TRF sets although careful use of the reaction control helps a little. Thanks for sharing really interesting. I have a few boat anchors myself b

[@thevintageaudiolife]

Hello! that's a wonderful receiver! thank you for sharing.

[@nathkrupa3463]

Nice model sir

[@jerryuhte1284]

German stuff is solid! Tks

[@andreas7136]

Torn E.b means: Tornister Empfänger Modell b (backpack receiver model b).

[@carldieselpower2480]

Can you send me the parts and configuration of the power supply you made please.?

[@kriegsmarinesammler9328]

How did u record the audio output ?

[@eliassoaresdesouzasouza6797]

Você tem esquema elétrico para fazer amplificador linear 11 metros w200 watts

[@TheBeatles-pz7dd]

What is required to use

[@tompodgorski3598]

👍

[@matthiaswilhelm9813]

Good Bertha❤😂😂😂

[@carldieselpower2480]

Or could you make one for me.?