I found a Rogers Majestic #7M632 and need help in ID and a photo of this radio. It is a large tabletop or possibly console radio with the distinctive Rogers brass band switch. Any info would be of great value!

: I found a Rogers Majestic #7M632 and need help in ID and a photo of this radio. It is a large tabletop or possibly console radio with the distinctive Rogers brass band switch. Any info would be of great value!

I cannot help with a photo but I can probably supply a schematic and date if required. Rogers Majestic and De Forest Crosley used the same chassis but in various models of sets. Your number is a valid chassis number but Radio College of Canada did not catalogue all of the radios by chassis number.

What you need to do is look at the back of the set and inside for another number (sometimes a name). It is usually just rubber stamped on the wood. It would be a number such as 13/71 etc. Failing that a tube listing for a page by page search would help.

A schematic if found will be emailed.

Ed.

:: I found a Rogers Majestic #7M632 and need help in ID and a photo of this radio. It is a large tabletop or possibly console radio with the distinctive Rogers brass band switch. Any info would be of great value!
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:I cannot help with a photo but I can probably supply a schematic and date if required. Rogers Majestic and De Forest Crosley used the same chassis but in various models of sets. Your number is a valid chassis number but Radio College of Canada did not catalogue all of the radios by chassis number.
:
:What you need to do is look at the back of the set and inside for another number (sometimes a name). It is usually just rubber stamped on the wood. It would be a number such as 13/71 etc. Failing that a tube listing for a page by page search would help.
:
:A schematic if found will be emailed.
:
:Ed.
:
:I'm looking for a wiring diagram for a De forest console radio made by Rogars Majestic. Type: 10DA1061
How do pins on the bottom of vacuum tubes work and how are they identified? what should full wave rectifier tubes be connected to? Does this model have a name? I need much help with this stuff as well, any info Thanks

To Amanda: shop on ebay or even here for a tube book. RCA, Sylvania or whatevere. Each shows the pins, location, and the data tells about the use for each tube.

:To Amanda: shop on ebay or even here for a tube book. RCA, Sylvania or whatevere. Each shows the pins, location, and the data tells about the use for each tube.

Amanda:
There is a section right at the top of this home page called "Tubes", which is not exactly like a complete manual, but contains a lot of information. Why don't you try there? Then, if you have a question, we will have a place to compare the same notes.
Lewis

Amanda - are you in Canada ? if so - help is available from members of the various clubs - send email and I'll attempt to point you in the right direction

::: I found a Rogers Majestic #7M632 and need help in ID and a photo of this radio. It is a large tabletop or possibly console radio with the distinctive Rogers brass band switch. Any info would be of great value!
::
::I cannot help with a photo but I can probably supply a schematic and date if required. Rogers Majestic and De Forest Crosley used the same chassis but in various models of sets. Your number is a valid chassis number but Radio College of Canada did not catalogue all of the radios by chassis number.
::
::What you need to do is look at the back of the set and inside for another number (sometimes a name). It is usually just rubber stamped on the wood. It would be a number such as 13/71 etc. Failing that a tube listing for a page by page search would help.
::
::A schematic if found will be emailed.
::
::Ed.
::
::I'm looking for a wiring diagram for a De forest console radio made by Rogars Majestic. Type: 10DA1061
:How do pins on the bottom of vacuum tubes work and how are they identified? what should full wave rectifier tubes be connected to? Does this model have a name? I need much help with this stuff as well, any info Thanks