Hi Carlos,

This is not a Philips 209U but a Siera S104U.

Thats what i thought to
But

The foot /bottom from the radio is different

There is also a NSF H104u

But there is also the foot different

Gr, johan

Different executions of main brand sets for export markets or produced in local factories, could have loaned different cosmetic aspects of sub brand sets. It seems a bit bold to me to state "it IS that exact set". More accurate would be "it looks very similar to that set", as there's clearly some reason they're calling it a 209U. It's a pity they don't show the type plate as there would be a non-zero execution number on it if it really is a 209U.

If produced in different countries other type numbers might have been used.....
BR Aad.

Don't forget to also ask for a picture of the type plate.

I'm very curious what it turns out to be eventually.

I asked my friend to send me pictures of the inside of the radio to really see what it is.

The inside frame of a 209U and a Siera 104U is a little bit a look-alike.
Please ask him to sent a picture of the type plate of his radio. By the way, the typeplate of the Siera S104U is situated on te bottom of the radio as you see and not at the back cover as usual.
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Met vriendelijke radiogroet, Hans

Strange, but it was indeed made in Denmark.

Clues are the Danish code number on the warning label. The serial number without a letter. The chassis revision stamp starting with the letter K.

Strangest thing is that they omit the -execution number. It just says 209U on the plate.

Again in Danish.