This
            radio is the first model of people’s Hungarian radio.
            The Hungarian’s politics, at that time aligned with Italy and
            Germany, led to the production of this small radio that was later
            called "Horthy Néprádió" in relation to the leader
            Horthy Miklós.
            The Horthy néprádió, conceptually and as size, is very similar to
            German DKE38 but the difference is that it can receive only the
            medium waves. 
            
            
            The
            Bakelite case of this Néprádió, has dimensions similar to those
            of popular German model but is more decorated and, on the top, has
            the Hungary’s emblem.
            
            
            The left knob operates the input coils coupling, the right knob operates
            the reaction variable capacitor. The graduated wheel, located to the
            centre, is directly connected to the tuning variable capacitor shaft. In the rear of the radio there
            is lever power switch.
            This radio model was manufactured by: Orion, Telefunken, Philips and
            Standard.
            Basically there are two versions, aesthetically identical, which
            differ only for the power supply system.
            The most common is the "V" type, “Váltóáramra” (current
            exchange rate), this type has an autotransformer which can work with
            four different alternate voltages: 105 / 125 / 150 / 220 V.
            The other version is the "U" type, “univerzális” (universal),
            in which the mains supply  is
            directly connected to the circuit of the radio and can operate at
            110 / 220 V. AC or DC.
            
            
             
            
            
            For more
            information about the Hungarian People’s radios please back to
            “Hungarian radios” page and click on the link “Hungarian
            People’s radio”.