unnknown radio...strange....three #26 tubes and one 24A tube,#80 and #45's thumbwheel dial

5/5/2012 12:31:58 AMChris...

has anyone ever seen this radio (chassis)....?I have no idea of make or model..It uses 3 #26 tubes (not #27) and a 24A screen grid tube!!....plus #80 and #45 push/pull. It also has an early thumbwheel dial....

5/5/2012 1:29:12 PMLou

Chris:

I think we need a pic or a model number. It could be an Atwater kent. Is it in a metal box with one big dial up front on the left and one small dial up front on the right?

Lou

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5/5/2012 5:15:17 PMEdd

Sir Chris . . . . .

Let's initially deal with their propensity for the utilization of the slightly less used #26 toobies in its RF stages.

Then, in amongst all of these potential 52 possibilities, you might find something close enough to work with,

since it is but a mere TRF'er.

E.g. a variant might merely be the use of a #27, vice 24A in the audio aspect, all in accordance as to how its design

handled the driving of the # 45 AF output toobies.

Start here . . . . do not pass go . . . do not collect $220 . . . nor do you need to go directly to jail . . .
yet..

http://www.grillecloth.com/sylvania/tubelist.php?pageNum_rsRecordset=0&totalRows_rsRecordset=52&comp=&mod=&Num=&tube1=26&tube2=80&tube3=45&tube4=45&ball=&Submit=Submit&db=5

73's de Edd

Beauty is in the eye of the beer holder....

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:Thankyou gentlemen...I just remembered where I saw something like this.... a Gulbransen (Wells Gardner) model C ......It too uses 26 tubes and 1 24A as the detector...FONT SIZE=4 FACE="Comic Sans MS"COLOR=000000>
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