2020-February-27 at 15:26
#8390
Guenther
Participant
Hi Michael,
… not so bad! To be honest: we can count 5 non-standard blocks:
#3 = potentiometer without embossed value (it must be 10kΩ, part #8043) – we know that many early blocks had no markings
#10 = measure block, part #8058 – here the prototype with a 4mm “telephone socket” like the large demonstration blocks 81 x 81 mm
#11 = part #8044, the series version had the value “220Ω” above the resistor, beneath: “2x 100µF”
#14 = the LDR block #8048 is clear, with a tiny hole in the white cover. Normal: black housing, oval hole
#15 = RC combination 120Ω + 100µF, part #8056, was NEVER in any set or catalog (only adverts of Braun)
You got 90 points (of 100) 😉
Best,
G.
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