A Multi-Band Radio for War-Torn Europe - The Philips 203U @WirelessMuseum
A Multi-Band Radio for War-Torn Europe - The Philips 203U  @WirelessMuseum
Uploaded November 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
During World War 2 the Philips company continued to produce consumer goods after the German occupation began in 1940. One product was the Philips 203U, a multi band radio with many variations designed to be used throughout Europe. The design and construction methods used in this radio were quite unique.
Robert Lozier has one of these radios in his collection, and tells the history of the radio and of the Philips company during the depths of World War 2.

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A Multi-Band Radio for War-Torn Europe - The Philips 203U

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