A GEC Starfinder I Portable Radio, circa 1970s-1980s

Tested for Power GEC Starfinder I portable radio. Featuring a black plastic casing, a silver-tone metal carry handle, and a rectangular perforated metal speaker grille. It is equipped with a fully extended telescopic antenna and two circular rotary control knobs on the right side. The clear plastic tuning dial displays “L” (Longwave) and “M” (Mediumwave) bands with frequencies in kHz, alongside several numerical ranges in MHz, indicating FM and potentially shortwave capabilities. Visible station identifiers on the dial include European broadcasters such as Lahti, Kalundborg, Lux, Oslo, BBC2, Europe 1, DLF (Deutschlandfunk), Rome 1, RIAS (Rundfunk im Amerikanischen Sektor), Sofia, and Budapest. The text “THEAIUM” is also visible on the lower section of the dial. Dating to the 1970s-1980s.