Barlow Wadley Table Short Wave Radio Wanted

Have you tried the Barlow Wadley hobbyist website? There might be options for you there,,,

http://www.barlowwadley.it/index.htm

While you're at it, why not collect the Baygen (pronounced bayjen) radio from South Africa . It was the original windup radio with AM and FM. Again big and ugly, made from awful plastic, but works fine and delivers adequate volume.

The Barlow-Wadley circuit translates input signals up to the 60MHz band, uses harmonics from a 1MHz crystal to select a one MHz slice of the spectrum, and then translates back down.

In Australia, Electronics Australia magazine designed the Deltahet radio based on the Barlow-Wadley. There were 2 versions, one using valves (tubes) and one using transistors, Deltahet Mk 1 and Deltahet Mk 2.

The English Racal RA-17 Comms Receiver also used the same circuit.

If your still seeking a deltahet MKII IVE recent come across 1 in supurb order with spare tubes.

I’m located in Dubbo NSW, however I do not know a lot about it, but have been informed there somewhat rare & spare parts also hard to come by. Idk know what’s it’s worth nor am I out to profit emmensly from it but am asking a fair reasonable price once I can evaluate it.

ill be asking advice from either local amateur radio club or contact Australia hostical radio society for advice.

i can forward you pictures upon request.

thanks

steve

steveadams@y7mail.com

txt interest to 0474 805 482.

Have a Deltahet MKII SUPURB CONDITION with spare tubes. steveadams@y7mail.com

How much?