Wow....NICE Ray!...the Mechanical Engineer in me just absolutely LOVES that rotating turret with all the (I am assuming) internal tuning coils and tuning equipment. :)

73, Gordon KJ6IKT

At 12:40 PM 5/4/2022, Ray Fantini wrote:
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The second German Torn E.b. set that I have done. Built the power supply, had to remove a bunch of modifications and return to original configuration and after a big search located the original power connector for the front of the radio to replace the octal socket that someone installed so that all original now. The male plug set was from what was a clump of  corroded pot metal that had been buried somewhere in Russia for fifty years or so before it was purchase by the radios owner and provided, amazing how well it cleaned up.
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3AkHzRdKNY&t=23s
 
If you never used a TRF regen before there is a learning curve. Can see why US manufactures abounded that technology by the late twenties but have noticed that a lot of the early German radios were TRF/Regens.
 
Ray F/KA3EKH