I need a schematic for a Crosley super 11 console circa 1937 - model # is 1117. Tubes are 6K6 (3), 6U7(2), 6C5(2), 6A8, 6K5, 5Y3,and a 6G5.
I am planning to do an electrical restoration of this extremely attractive radio.
I also have a fine Grunow tombstone which has been electrically restored and now needs some cabinet work - mainly grill cloth replacement. I have an acceptable replacement piece of cloth bought from antique radio supply - I just could not save the old cloth, it disintigrated. Question is, what is the best way to glue in the new cloth ?

:I need a schematic for a Crosley super 11 console circa 1937 - model # is 1117. Tubes are 6K6 (3), 6U7(2), 6C5(2), 6A8, 6K5, 5Y3,and a 6G5.
: I am planning to do an electrical restoration of this extremely attractive radio.
: I also have a fine Grunow tombstone which has been electrically restored and now needs some cabinet work - mainly grill cloth replacement. I have an acceptable replacement piece of cloth bought from antique radio supply - I just could not save the old cloth, it disintigrated. Question is, what is the best way to glue in the new cloth ?
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::I need a schematic for a Crosley super 11 console circa 1937 - model # is 1117. Tubes are 6K6 (3), 6U7(2), 6C5(2), 6A8, 6K5, 5Y3,and a 6G5.
:: I am planning to do an electrical restoration of this extremely attractive radio.
:: I also have a fine Grunow tombstone which has been electrically restored and now needs some cabinet work - mainly grill cloth replacement. I have an acceptable replacement piece of cloth bought from antique radio supply - I just could not save the old cloth, it disintigrated. Question is, what is the best way to glue in the new cloth ?
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::I need a schematic for a Crosley super 11 console circa 1937 - model # is 1117. Tubes are 6K6 (3), 6U7(2), 6C5(2), 6A8, 6K5, 5Y3,and a 6G5.
:: I am planning to do an electrical restoration of this extremely attractive radio.
:: I also have a fine Grunow tombstone which has been electrically restored and now needs some cabinet work - mainly grill cloth replacement. I have an acceptable replacement piece of cloth bought from antique radio supply - I just could not save the old cloth, it disintigrated. Question is, what is the best way to glue in the new cloth ?
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If you get a schematic can I get a copy?? I also have a Crosley Super 11 Floor Model. OlJohnT jmn50@msn.com Thanks

::I need a schematic for a Crosley super 11 console circa 1937 - model # is 1117. Tubes are 6K6 (3), 6U7(2), 6C5(2), 6A8, 6K5, 5Y3,and a 6G5.
:: I am planning to do an electrical restoration of this extremely attractive radio.
:: I also have a fine Grunow tombstone which has been electrically restored and now needs some cabinet work - mainly grill cloth replacement. I have an acceptable replacement piece of cloth bought from antique radio supply - I just could not save the old cloth, it disintigrated. Question is, what is the best way to glue in the new cloth ?
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If you get a schematic can I get a copy?? I also have a Crosley Super 11 Floor Model. OlJohnT jmn50@msn.com Thanks

Hi

The schematic is here on nostalgiaair:

http://www.nostalgiaair.org/Riders/CRO.htm

Click on Super 11. After it appears clicking on the schematic will make it larger. To see the next page change 9-47 in the address to 9-48. Be sure to wait at least 30 seconds between selections.

Norm

:::I need a schematic for a Crosley super 11 console circa 1937 - model # is 1117. Tubes are 6K6 (3), 6U7(2), 6C5(2), 6A8, 6K5, 5Y3,and a 6G5.
::: I am planning to do an electrical restoration of this extremely attractive radio.
::: I also have a fine Grunow tombstone which has been electrically restored and now needs some cabinet work - mainly grill cloth replacement. I have an acceptable replacement piece of cloth bought from antique radio supply - I just could not save the old cloth, it disintigrated. Question is, what is the best way to glue in the new cloth ?
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:If you get a schematic can I get a copy?? I also have a Crosley Super 11 Floor Model. OlJohnT jmn50@msn.com Thanks