I am looking for a tube for a Canadian built Rodgers Majestic radio. Model 1411. The number of the tube is 6H7s. It is an glass tube with a grid cap, and it is coated with what seems to be a metalic coating. Please contact at moefro1@hotmail.com Thanks Moe.

Moe,
This site should be helpful: http://members.aol.com/etetubes/
Good luck,
jim

The 6H7S is a spray shielded 7 pin tube. An old Rogers bulletin suggested changing the socket to an octal and rewiring it to use a 6AD7G. You could consider that if you cannot find a 6F7S. Personally I would use and old 7 pin base and an octal socket with the appropriate wiring to keep the chassis original if possible. The control grid would go to pin one on the 6AD7G.

Ed.

:The 6H7S is a spray shielded 7 pin tube. An old Rogers bulletin suggested changing the socket to an octal and rewiring it to use a 6AD7G. You could consider that if you cannot find a 6F7S. Personally I would use and old 7 pin base and an octal socket with the appropriate wiring to keep the chassis original if possible. The control grid would go to pin one on the 6AD7G.
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:Ed.

Ed. would you have a copy of that service info and if so could you email me? Thanks Moe moefro1@hotmail.com

:I am looking for a tube for a Canadian built Rodgers Majestic radio. Model 1411. The number of the tube is 6H7s. It is an glass tube with a grid cap, and it is coated with what seems to be a metalic coating. Please contact at moefro1@hotmail.com Thanks Moe.
Hello, I am looking for a schematic for another canadian model Rodgers Majestic, model 6D411. It may be similiar to the one listed above, 4 tube model with a 1V rectifier, 6f6 output and 2 6j7(?) thanks,
kevin

::I am looking for a tube for a Canadian built Rodgers Majestic radio. Model 1411. The number of the tube is 6H7s. It is an glass tube with a grid cap, and it is coated with what seems to be a metalic coating. Please contact at moefro1@hotmail.com Thanks Moe.
: Hello, I am looking for a schematic for another canadian model Rodgers Majestic, model 6D411. It may be similiar to the one listed above, 4 tube model with a 1V rectifier, 6f6 output and 2 6j7(?) thanks,
:kevin : Kevin check out www.justradios.com for great Canadian made radio schematics and a real good source of caps. Thanks Moe