Grundig Satellit 210 Transistor 6001

Grundig Satellit 210 Transistor 6001 In 1969 The Grundig 208 was replaced by the Grundig Satellit 210. This transportable world receiver model's run continued through 1971. And although only a few minor technical advancements were offered the changes themselves were significant. For one, an additional dial located next to the bass and treble adjustment dials allowed the use of a Shortwave external antenna or even a car antenna. The headphone input was placed next to the tweeter for easier access. And finally, for the first time Grundig made provisions to allow the use of a dryfit 476 battery pack further enhancing the radio's mobility and flexebility. It did require the purchase of a special connector (TN 14). The 210 was available also in an Amateur offering. The Grundig Satellit 210 Amateur was granted permission to access the highly restricted shipping radio frequency ranges and was therefore also easily intgrated into commercial and private ship communications rooms. Like it's predecessor this gorgeous radio was offered in two color schemes: Black pleather with the "Sunburst" speaker grill or the especially striking and rare Walnut veneer with a walnut pattern grill

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