Braun - SE 402 Radio

Braun SE 402 2-meter SSB/FM Transceiver with Peiker TM110 TF Hand Microphone – West Germany (circa 1977)

Offered is a Braun SE 402 amateur transmitter/receiver for the 2-meter band (144–146 MHz). This high‑quality transceiver was produced in West Germany and belongs to the classic equipment from the golden era of amateur radio. The SE 402 is the successor to the SE 401 and stands out for its characteristic Braun design, sturdy metal housing, and excellent build quality.

The set comes with an original Peiker TM110 TF dynamic handheld microphone with PTT switch and coiled cord, matching the professional appearance of this transceiver.

The radio supports FM, SSB (USB/LSB) and CW, making it suitable for local FM contacts as well as DX traffic via SSB and Morse code. The front panel includes, among other things, an analog S-meter, digital frequency readout, RIT function, squelch control, and various controls for the different operating modes.

Specifications

* Brand: Braun
* Model: SE 402
* Year of manufacture: circa 1977
* Country of origin: West Germany
* Frequency range: 144–146 MHz (2-meter amateur band)
* Operating modes:
* FM
* USB
* LSB
* CW
* Transmit power: approx. 10 Watts (FM/SSB/CW)
* Receiver: superheterodyne (10.7 MHz intermediate frequency)
* Power supply:
* 220 V AC
* 13.8 V DC
* Digital frequency readout
* Analog S-/power meter
* RIT (Receiver Incremental Tuning)
* Squelch control
* Metal housing
* Weight: approx. 7.3 kg
* Dimensions: approx. 30 × 12 × 27 cm

Included

* Braun SE 402 2-meter transceiver
* Peiker TM110 TF dynamic microphone with PTT and coiled cord

Condition

The transceiver is in neat, well-preserved vintage condition with normal signs of use appropriate to its age. See the photos for a good impression of the cosmetic condition. The radio is sold as pictured.

This Braun SE 402 is a rare and cherished device among collectors of classic amateur radio equipment. Thanks to the combination of the iconic Braun industrial design, solid German construction quality, and the versatile FM/SSB/CW functionality, it makes an attractive collectible and an interesting unit for vintage amateur radio enthusiasts.