The GE 250 runs from a 2 volt battery and from
line voltage (as well as recharging the internal
2 volt battery from a 6 volt car battery).

Schematics are available in the Photofact series,
photofact set number 4, folder 13. It is also in
the Rider's manuals, volume 15, page 32 and
is at the following URL:

As far as value, it depends on the condition,
and the price varies a lot - buying one of these
on line can mean large fees to ship it, since these
are heavy.

Allan

http://www.nostalgiaair.org/NostalgiaAir/Riders/showinfo.asp?PATH=G-E&IMG=_G-E_15-32.gif&INF=250

:My wife bought me a radio today for my birthday,
the afore mentioned. I can not find it in any of
my guides. I need the schematic and would like
to know the book value if possible.
: Respectfully,
: Charles

Thanks Allan & a belated Happy Birthday to you!
:Happy Birthday! (It happens to be my birthday, too!)
:
:The GE 250 runs from a 2 volt battery and from
:line voltage (as well as recharging the internal
:2 volt battery from a 6 volt car battery).
:
:Schematics are available in the Photofact series,
:photofact set number 4, folder 13. It is also in
:the Rider's manuals, volume 15, page 32 and
:is at the following URL:
:
:As far as value, it depends on the condition,
:and the price varies a lot - buying one of these
:on line can mean large fees to ship it, since these
:are heavy.
:
:Allan
:
:http://www.nostalgiaair.org/NostalgiaAir/Riders/showinfo.asp?PATH=G-E&IMG=_G-E_15-32.gif&INF=250
:
:
::My wife bought me a radio today for my birthday,
: the afore mentioned. I can not find it in any of
: my guides. I need the schematic and would like
: to know the book value if possible.
:: Respectfully,
:: Charles