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--- en:t1000 [2021/05/01 15:34] – mb
+++ en:t1000 [2021/05/01 15:36] (aktuell) – mb
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 In the mid-1960s, Braun released a world band receiver that caused a sensation due to its design and was popular with members of the diplomatic corps, especially in the follow-up version [[T1000 CD]], it was used to listen to shortwave broadcasts from home.
-{{:images:braun-t1000.jpg?direct&600|Braun T1000 CD}}
+{{:images:braun-t1000.jpg?direct&600|Braun T1000}}
 ===== Technical data =====
   * [[Principle]]: [[single conversion superhet]], [[IF]] 455 kHz / FM 10.7 MHz
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 ==== Accessories ====
-{{:images:braun-t1000-front.jpg?direct&600|Braun T1000 CD}}
+{{:images:braun-t1000-front.jpg?direct&600|Braun T1000}}
 ===== Operation =====
 The Braun T 1000, or rather the cosmetically somewhat revised successor model [[T1000 CD]], which can be recognized by its leather carrying handle, the slightly rounded knurled tuning knobs and the lettering on the back, with the design by D. Rams, is a collector's item sought after above all in Germany.
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 The receiver is powered by 8 [[UM-1]] 1.5 V batteries, a ninth battery is used for the dial illumination. With the optional TN1000 power supply, the receiver can be powered from mains voltages of 90 - 130 or 150 - 240 V, but it can also be operated from DC power sources with voltages of 6 - 12 volts.
-{{ :images:braun-t1000-closed.jpg?direct&400|Braun T1000CD}} Technically, the single conversion design allows uncomplicated reception of international broadcasters, but searching for a station is tedious on the analogue dial, which has only poor bandspread. Once a station has been found, reception can be improved with fine tuning and the narrower LC filter. [[CW]] and [[SSB]] reception is only possible by means of the [[BFO]]. Tuning in an amateur radio station can be quite difficult with the poor band spread, the BFO and the manual gain control, and the T1000 is not suitable for ECSS reception.
+{{ :images:braun-t1000-closed.jpg?direct&400|Braun T1000}} Technically, the single conversion design allows uncomplicated reception of international broadcasters, but searching for a station is tedious on the analogue dial, which has only poor bandspread. Once a station has been found, reception can be improved with fine tuning and the narrower LC filter. [[CW]] and [[SSB]] reception is only possible by means of the [[BFO]]. Tuning in an amateur radio station can be quite difficult with the poor band spread, the BFO and the manual gain control, and the T1000 is not suitable for ECSS reception.
 Nowadays, in my eyes, the Braun T1000 is a collector's set with which international foreign services can be heard well with nostalgic feelings, the set is technically too far away from a DX - machine. As with other German sets from renowned manufacturers, the price development depends from the enthusiasm of collectors and not necessarily from the outstanding technical data - it is up to everyone to decide what he or she wants to spend on this designer set (which means in plain language: even when asked, I will not give you a price recommendation...).