Hello

I need a schematic for a Motorola AC3AH radio.

Any ideas on where I can get a free one?

Thanks
Lou

Hi Lou,
The SAMS data indicates a Model AC3A is similiar to the models covered in SAMS 590-7. Sams 590-7 covers a 5-tube clock radio. I've been asking $50.00 to research for schematics and asking $25.00 for a copy. It seems no one is prepared to pay my fee yet so I occasionally do it for nothing. If you want to try SAMS 590-7, provide an email and I'll send you a copy.

Bill VA

:Hello
:
:I need a schematic for a Motorola AC3AH radio.
:
:Any ideas on where I can get a free one?
:
:Thanks
:Lou

:Well, since I am doing it for a friend who REALLY owns the radio, then what can I say - its nice of you to offer.

My E-mail is: louis226@juno.com

Hi Lou,
:The SAMS data indicates a Model AC3A is similiar to the models covered in SAMS 590-7. Sams 590-7 covers a 5-tube clock radio. I've been asking $50.00 to research for schematics and asking $25.00 for a copy. It seems no one is prepared to pay my fee yet so I occasionally do it for nothing. If you want to try SAMS 590-7, provide an email and I'll send you a copy.
:
:Bill VA
:
:
:
::Hello
::
::I need a schematic for a Motorola AC3AH radio.
::
::Any ideas on where I can get a free one?
::
::Thanks
::Lou

Sent.
Bill VA

:Well, since I am doing it for a friend who REALLY owns the radio, then what can I say - its nice of you to offer.
:
:My E-mail is: louis226@juno.com
:
:
:Hi Lou,
::The SAMS data indicates a Model AC3A is similiar to the models covered in SAMS 590-7. Sams 590-7 covers a 5-tube clock radio. I've been asking $50.00 to research for schematics and asking $25.00 for a copy. It seems no one is prepared to pay my fee yet so I occasionally do it for nothing. If you want to try SAMS 590-7, provide an email and I'll send you a copy.
::
::Bill VA
::
::
::
:::Hello
:::
:::I need a schematic for a Motorola AC3AH radio.
:::
:::Any ideas on where I can get a free one?
:::
:::Thanks
:::Lou

Bill:.. maybe nobody takes you up on your offer because it's just way too steep. Most folks have a "threshold of pain" level when they decide to buy something... and for something like a schematic I think most people would be willing to pay $5-$7... don't you think that's a reasonble price?

I saw a sales slogan once on a big sign at a discount mattress store that read: "Quick nickels are better than slow dollars"