Radionette Radio

Radionette radios

1927 Foundation as Jan Wessel Radiofabrik Radionette.
First Norwegian Radio for network operation.
The first successful device was 1950 Kurer, a portable radio Network and Batteriebtrieb.
The first fully transistorized radio was the Transi Kurer.
Also portable Kobinationen with radio and record player, radio and tape recorder were produced.
1958 appeared a TV.
1972 after heavy losses from last 3.7 million DM per annum over by Tandberg.
In 1975, the name Radionette disappears.

Radionette Junior

Small table radio. No battery connection, this model was driven solely by net-electricity.

Scale, On/Off and volume control, Selectors for different wavelength regions, The back and Description of the antenna input

Radionette Kurer

Norway's most durable radio through the ages. It was both mains and battery operated, and could keep up with everywhere, the ski trail, in the mountains and in the cottage.

Information sign with serial numbers (above the voltage selector)	Stamp Brand with fee
Battery Connector ANODE BATTERY	Electron tubes with charge brand
Bottom view