This weekend I was given the chassis to a Ward's Airline 32-316. The radio is a battery radio & has 3 bands. I would like to know if any of you guys have ever come across a schematic of this radio. To find the model I had to go to radio attic archives. Thanks for your help.

:This weekend I was given the chassis to a Ward's Airline 32-316. The radio is a battery radio & has 3 bands. I would like to know if any of you guys have ever come across a schematic of this radio. To find the model I had to go to radio attic archives. Thanks for your help.
:
Jason,
I believe the set at the Radio Attic is not identified correctly.
What are the tube numbers in your chassis?
Carl T

Hi

Agree with a model number like that a radio would have been made in 1923. First two numbers reversed gives year.

Norm

::This weekend I was given the chassis to a Ward's Airline 32-316. The radio is a battery radio & has 3 bands. I would like to know if any of you guys have ever come across a schematic of this radio. To find the model I had to go to radio attic archives. Thanks for your help.
::
:Jason,
:I believe the set at the Radio Attic is not identified correctly.
:What are the tube numbers in your chassis?
:Carl T
:

::This weekend I was given the chassis to a Ward's Airline 32-316. The radio is a battery radio & has 3 bands. I would like to know if any of you guys have ever come across a schematic of this radio. To find the model I had to go to radio attic archives. Thanks for your help.
::
:Jason,
:I believe the set at the Radio Attic is not identified correctly.
:What are the tube numbers in your chassis?
:Carl T
:
Carl,
The radio has the following tube numbers: 3(#30), 2(#34),#19, 1A4, 1A6 for a total of 8 tubes. It has 6 power input wires and a separate plug on the side for the speaker. It also has a 3 gang tuning cap. Thanks for your help.
Jason

:::This weekend I was given the chassis to a Ward's Airline 32-316. The radio is a battery radio & has 3 bands. I would like to know if any of you guys have ever come across a schematic of this radio. To find the model I had to go to radio attic archives. Thanks for your help.
:::
::Jason,
::I believe the set at the Radio Attic is not identified correctly.
::What are the tube numbers in your chassis?
::Carl T
::
:Carl,
:The radio has the following tube numbers: 3(#30), 2(#34),#19, 1A4, 1A6 for a total of 8 tubes. It has 6 power input wires and a separate plug on the side for the speaker. It also has a 3 gang tuning cap. Thanks for your help.
:Jason
:
Jason,
I believe this schematic should work for you:
http://www.nostalgiaair.org/PagesByModel/376/M0011376.pdf
Carl T

::::This weekend I was given the chassis to a Ward's Airline 32-316. The radio is a battery radio & has 3 bands. I would like to know if any of you guys have ever come across a schematic of this radio. To find the model I had to go to radio attic archives. Thanks for your help.
::::
:::Jason,
:::I believe the set at the Radio Attic is not identified correctly.
:::What are the tube numbers in your chassis?
:::Carl T
:::
::Carl,
::The radio has the following tube numbers: 3(#30), 2(#34),#19, 1A4, 1A6 for a total of 8 tubes. It has 6 power input wires and a separate plug on the side for the speaker. It also has a 3 gang tuning cap. Thanks for your help.
::Jason
::
:Jason,
:I believe this schematic should work for you:
:http://www.nostalgiaair.org/PagesByModel/376/M0011376.pdf
:Carl T
:Carl T,
Thank you so much for your time & effort in searching for this chassis, you are a lifesaver. The chassis of this radio was found in my wife's grandparents smokehouse. Her brother was cleaning it up & found this chassis. I am going to do my best to restore the chassis & then will have to find or build a cabinet.
Thanks so very much
Jason