Anybody in radio-land have a rider schematic # for a model 156 chassis?? 5y3,6a8,6u7,6q7,6k6.

Schematics are usually sorted by model no., not chassis no. Can you find the model no.? If not, if you link us to a photo, we can probably identify it.

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Doug; For some reason I've noticed Majestic uses chassis numbers for there schematics,I do not have a model #. I've tried to post a photo with no luck on N/A

Appears it's model 56.
http://www.nostalgiaair.org/Resources/522/M0010522.htm

Richard

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Thanks Richard your correct, I've noticed on Majestic radios a chassis model number is used alot, then its up to you to find model number of the radio to locate schematic.

I used to have that model, but no longer. Very nice, but some of the components are tough to get to. I just left those alone.

Majestic 10-5, 3 electrolytics in schematic where are positive sides of each??

It's easier to say where to connect the negative sides.

Remember the center tap of the high voltage winding is the most negative point in the radio.

Richard

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Richard; The 1st Electrolytic(10@25v) would have pos to ground, is this correct?? Thats why I ask about this.

Correct.
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thanks for the info