info on a Master Dyne 3 knob 5 tube radio
12/23/2012 2:34:29 PMJim Curtin(103824:0)
I recently purchased a 1920's Master Dyne 3 knob radio which use 5 tubes.My problem i that I can't find any info on the radio to figure out what the model number is or what tube it needs. The radio looks a lot like the Master Freshman in fact they could be twins! If anyone has any info I would be very thankful.
thanks,
Jim
thanks,
Jim
12/23/2012 4:58:09 PMNorm Leal(103827:103824)
Hi JIm
Many early radio schematics didn't get into Rider. The good thing being 3 dial radios are similar. Use Freshman schematic if it's close. Another schematic I suggest is Stewart Warner 300 series.
Many early radio schematics didn't get into Rider. The good thing being 3 dial radios are similar. Use Freshman schematic if it's close. Another schematic I suggest is Stewart Warner 300 series.
http://www.nostalgiaair.org/PagesByModel/794/M0029794.pdf
Tubes will most likely be 01A. Tubes with different prefixes are still 01A, UX201A, CX301A etc. A few radio used 99's. These have smaller bases.
Norm
: I recently purchased a 1920's Master Dyne 3 knob radio which use 5 tubes.My problem i that I can't find any info on the radio to figure out what the model number is or what tube it needs. The radio looks a lot like the Master Freshman in fact they could be twins! If anyone has any info I would be very thankful.
: thanks,
:
: Jim
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12/23/2012 5:29:56 PMMitch(103829:103827)
:Hi JIm
:
: Many early radio schematics didn't get into Rider. The good thing being 3 dial radios are similar. Use Freshman schematic if it's close. Another schematic I suggest is Stewart Warner 300 series.
:
:http://www.nostalgiaair.org/PagesByModel/794/M0029794.pdf
:
: Tubes will most likely be 01A. Tubes with different prefixes are still 01A, UX201A, CX301A etc. A few radio used 99's. These have smaller bases.
:
:Norm
:
:: I recently purchased a 1920's Master Dyne 3 knob radio which use 5 tubes.My problem i that I can't find any info on the radio to figure out what the model number is or what tube it needs. The radio looks a lot like the Master Freshman in fact they could be twins! If anyone has any info I would be very thankful.
:: thanks,
::
:: Jim
::
:
:
Jim, see if this helps, let us know.
Mitch
:
: Many early radio schematics didn't get into Rider. The good thing being 3 dial radios are similar. Use Freshman schematic if it's close. Another schematic I suggest is Stewart Warner 300 series.
:
:http://www.nostalgiaair.org/PagesByModel/794/M0029794.pdf
:
: Tubes will most likely be 01A. Tubes with different prefixes are still 01A, UX201A, CX301A etc. A few radio used 99's. These have smaller bases.
:
:Norm
:
:: I recently purchased a 1920's Master Dyne 3 knob radio which use 5 tubes.My problem i that I can't find any info on the radio to figure out what the model number is or what tube it needs. The radio looks a lot like the Master Freshman in fact they could be twins! If anyone has any info I would be very thankful.
:: thanks,
::
:: Jim
::
:
:
Jim, see if this helps, let us know.
Mitch
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1/6/2013 2:53:38 PMJim Curtin(104104:103827)
:Hi JIm
:
: Many early radio schematics didn't get into Rider. The good thing being 3 dial radios are similar. Use Freshman schematic if it's close. Another schematic I suggest is Stewart Warner 300 series.
:
:http://www.nostalgiaair.org/PagesByModel/794/M0029794.pdf
Thanks Norm for the help. it'd much appreciated . Jim:
: Tubes will most likely be 01A. Tubes with different prefixes are still 01A, UX201A, CX301A etc. A few radio used 99's. These have smaller bases.
:
:Norm
:
:: I recently purchased a 1920's Master Dyne 3 knob radio which use 5 tubes.My problem i that I can't find any info on the radio to figure out what the model number is or what tube it needs. The radio looks a lot like the Master Freshman in fact they could be twins! If anyone has any info I would be very thankful.
:: thanks,
::
:: Jim
::
:
:
:
: Many early radio schematics didn't get into Rider. The good thing being 3 dial radios are similar. Use Freshman schematic if it's close. Another schematic I suggest is Stewart Warner 300 series.
:
:http://www.nostalgiaair.org/PagesByModel/794/M0029794.pdf
Thanks Norm for the help. it'd much appreciated . Jim:
: Tubes will most likely be 01A. Tubes with different prefixes are still 01A, UX201A, CX301A etc. A few radio used 99's. These have smaller bases.
:
:Norm
:
:: I recently purchased a 1920's Master Dyne 3 knob radio which use 5 tubes.My problem i that I can't find any info on the radio to figure out what the model number is or what tube it needs. The radio looks a lot like the Master Freshman in fact they could be twins! If anyone has any info I would be very thankful.
:: thanks,
::
:: Jim
::
:
:
1/6/2013 2:57:34 PMJim Curtin(104105:104104)
::Hi JIm
::
:: Many early radio schematics didn't get into Rider. The good thing being 3 dial radios are similar. Use Freshman schematic if it's close. Another schematic I suggest is Stewart Warner 300 series.
::
::http://www.nostalgiaair.org/PagesByModel/794/M0029794.pdf
:Thanks Norm and Mich for the help. it's much appreciated . Jim:
:: Tubes will most likely be 01A. Tubes with different prefixes are still 01A, UX201A, CX301A etc. A few radio used 99's. These have smaller bases.
::
::Norm
::
::: I recently purchased a 1920's Master Dyne 3 knob radio which use 5 tubes.My problem i that I can't find any info on the radio to figure out what the model number is or what tube it needs. The radio looks a lot like the Master Freshman in fact they could be twins! If anyone has any info I would be very thankful.
::: thanks,
:::
::: Jim
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::
:
:
::
:: Many early radio schematics didn't get into Rider. The good thing being 3 dial radios are similar. Use Freshman schematic if it's close. Another schematic I suggest is Stewart Warner 300 series.
::
::http://www.nostalgiaair.org/PagesByModel/794/M0029794.pdf
:Thanks Norm and Mich for the help. it's much appreciated . Jim:
:: Tubes will most likely be 01A. Tubes with different prefixes are still 01A, UX201A, CX301A etc. A few radio used 99's. These have smaller bases.
::
::Norm
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::: I recently purchased a 1920's Master Dyne 3 knob radio which use 5 tubes.My problem i that I can't find any info on the radio to figure out what the model number is or what tube it needs. The radio looks a lot like the Master Freshman in fact they could be twins! If anyone has any info I would be very thankful.
::: thanks,
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::: Jim
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