Emerson Portable Generators

Overview

The Emerson 868 is a broadcast receiver known as a WW2 tuner. This portable radio uses the superheterodyne principle to operate on the medium wave band at an intermediate frequency of 455 kHz. It features a permanent magnet dynamic loudspeaker for sound output and is powered by dry batteries. Constructed from plastic, this compact device is designed for easy handling. Operates on the medium wave (MW) band. Features a four-inch dynamic loudspeaker. Requires a nine-volt dry battery. Product Highlights This portable radio is suitable for both casual listeners and collectors. Product Information Standard Information Manufacturer : Emerson Model : 868 Technical Specifications Main principle : Superheterodyne (common), ZF/IF 455 kHz Wave bands : Broadcast only (MW) Power type and voltage : Dry Batteries / 1 x 9 Volt Loudspeaker : Permanent Magnet Dynamic (PDyn) Loudspeaker, four inches Material : Plastics Shape : Very small Portable or Pocket-Set Country/Region of Manufacture : United States Number of Transistors : 4 Semiconductors : 2N486, 2N484, 2N362, 2N631 Featured Refinements : Vintage Transistor Radio