• 1950s A7B Czech Military Man Pack Valve Transceiver
  • 1950s A7B Czech Military Man Pack Valve Transceiver
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1950s A7B Czech Military Man Pack Valve Transceiver

1950s A7B Czech Military Man Pack Valve Transceiver

Tesla

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1950s A7B Czech Military Man Pack Valve Transceiver

This 1950s A7B Czech Military Man Pack Valve Transceiver is in very good used condition. It does have scuffs and blemishes commensurate with age and use.

This portable, 10 valve, short wave valve transceiver was used for artillery locations and artillery reconnaissance. There is no power supply and hasn't been tested. It is sold as a collectible only.

  • Approximate Size:
    • WHD: 29 x 13.4 x 20 cm
  • Valve number: 10; with two output valves in the transmitter section arranged in parallel to increase the transmission range.
  • Waveband: Short Wave (SW)
  • Frequency Range: FM 24-28 MHz, 350-450 mW

It was made between 1950-56 by the electrotechnics company TESLA (Technika Slaboproudá), Pardubice, in the former Czechoslovakia.

A really interesting piece of military radio communication history and highly collectible!

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Michal
A7B Military Radio from Czechoslovakia

This beautiful military transceiver is a great collectible for the military and radio/electronics collector. I have it proudly displayed on a shelf with other electronic artifacts. It was a really great find, packed well and was shipped promptly. Thank you for the chance to own this neat and historic radio device from behind the iron curtain.