Burnis CD show this radiola 25 as 6 tube. mfg in 1925 and mated with a Victrola record player. Schematic, data or suggest areas to research wil be greatly appreacated.

Hi Bud

The schematic can be found here on nostalgiaair. After schematic click on "Rider by Original Index", RCA and then "25". Be sure it's just "25" as there are others like R25 ..

Norm

: Burnis CD show this radiola 25 as 6 tube. mfg in 1925 and mated with a Victrola record player. Schematic, data or suggest areas to research wil be greatly appreacated.

: Hi Bud

: The schematic can be found here on nostalgiaair. After schematic click on "Rider by Original Index", RCA and then "25". Be sure it's just "25" as there are others like R25 ..

: Norm

: : Burnis CD show this radiola 25 as 6 tube. mfg in 1925 and mated with a Victrola record player. Schematic, data or suggest areas to research wil be greatly appreacated.

: : Hi Bud

: : The schematic can be found here on nostalgiaair. After schematic click on "Rider by Original Index", RCA and then "25". Be sure it's just "25" as there are others like R25 ..

: : Norm

: : : Burnis CD show this radiola 25 as 6 tube. mfg in 1925 and mated with a Victrola record player. Schematic, data or suggest areas to research wil be greatly appreacated.

Norm: Thanks for the lead in. however my radio is some different. My radiiola 25 is AC with REPLENO jar rectifier (?) the set also contains some batteries all of which are glass jars. almost like they were recharable. any ideas. Bud

Hi Bud

What tubes are used in your radio? RCA did make different radios with the number 25.

I believe you may have a DC Radiola 25 where batteries and rectifier were added. Power Supplies could be purchased to eliminate the need for batteries.

Norm

: : : Hi Bud

: : : The schematic can be found here on nostalgiaair. After schematic click on "Rider by Original Index", RCA and then "25". Be sure it's just "25" as there are others like R25 ..

: : : Norm

: : : : Burnis CD show this radiola 25 as 6 tube. mfg in 1925 and mated with a Victrola record player. Schematic, data or suggest areas to research wil be greatly appreacated.

: Norm: Thanks for the lead in. however my radio is some different. My radiiola 25 is AC with REPLENO jar rectifier (?) the set also contains some batteries all of which are glass jars. almost like they were recharable. any ideas. Bud

: Hi Bud

: What tubes are used in your radio? RCA did make different radios with the number 25.

: I believe you may have a DC Radiola 25 where batteries and rectifier were added. Power Supplies could be purchased to eliminate the need for batteries.

: Norm

: : : : Hi Bud

: : : : The schematic can be found here on nostalgiaair. After schematic click on "Rider by Original Index", RCA and then "25". Be sure it's just "25" as there are others like R25 ..

: : : : Norm

: : : : : Burnis CD show this radiola 25 as 6 tube. mfg in 1925 and mated with a Victrola record player. Schematic, data or suggest areas to research wil be greatly appreacated.

: : Norm: Thanks for the lead in. however my radio is some different. My radiiola 25 is AC with REPLENO jar rectifier (?) the set also contains some batteries all of which are glass jars. almost like they were recharable. any ideas. Bud

Norm: tubes for my Radiola 25 appear to be five each CX299 and one ux199. the pwr supy in addition uses a 110V, 75 watt standard light bulb. this is a twin unit in the same cabinet radiola 25 on one side and a Victrola on the right side it is called 'FLORENZA 4079'
NORM, Thats about all the clues i have for now. Does it lead you to anything else.

Bud your radio is a Radiola 25 where they added a power supply to replace batteries. I have seen other Radiola models mounted with Victrolas.

CX299 and UX199 are the same. CX299 will be marked Cunningham and UX199 RCA but both were made by GE. Be careful with those tubes. AES sells them for $32.05 each.

Norm

: Hi Bud

: : What tubes are used in your radio? RCA did make different radios with the number 25.

: : I believe you may have a DC Radiola 25 where batteries and rectifier were added. Power Supplies could be purchased to eliminate the need for batteries.

: : Norm

:
: : : : : Hi Bud

: : : : : The schematic can be found here on nostalgiaair. After schematic click on "Rider by Original Index", RCA and then "25". Be sure it's just "25" as there are others like R25 ..

: : : : : Norm

: : : : : : Burnis CD show this radiola 25 as 6 tube. mfg in 1925 and mated with a Victrola record player. Schematic, data or suggest areas to research wil be greatly appreacated.

: : : Norm: Thanks for the lead in. however my radio is some different. My radiiola 25 is AC with REPLENO jar rectifier (?) the set also contains some batteries all of which are glass jars. almost like they were recharable. any ideas. Bud

: Norm: tubes for my Radiola 25 appear to be five each CX299 and one ux199. the pwr supy in addition uses a 110V, 75 watt standard light bulb. this is a twin unit in the same cabinet radiola 25 on one side and a Victrola on the right side it is called 'FLORENZA 4079'
: NORM, Thats about all the clues i have for now. Does it lead you to anything else.

: Bud your radio is a Radiola 25 where they added a power supply to replace batteries. I have seen other Radiola models mounted with Victrolas.

: CX299 and UX199 are the same. CX299 will be marked Cunningham and UX199 RCA but both were made by GE. Be careful with those tubes. AES sells them for $32.05 each.

: Norm

:
: : Hi Bud

: : : What tubes are used in your radio? RCA did make different radios with the number 25.

: : : I believe you may have a DC Radiola 25 where batteries and rectifier were added. Power Supplies could be purchased to eliminate the need for batteries.

: : : Norm

: :
: : : : : : Hi Bud

: : : : : : The schematic can be found here on nostalgiaair. After schematic click on "Rider by Original Index", RCA and then "25". Be sure it's just "25" as there are others like R25 ..

: : : : : : Norm

: : : : : : : Burnis CD show this radiola 25 as 6 tube. mfg in 1925 and mated with a Victrola record player. Schematic, data or suggest areas to research wil be greatly appreacated.

: : : : Norm: Thanks for the lead in. however my radio is some different. My radiiola 25 is AC with REPLENO jar rectifier (?) the set also contains some batteries all of which are glass jars. almost like they were recharable. any ideas. Bud

: : Norm: tubes for my Radiola 25 appear to be five each CX299 and one ux199. the pwr supy in addition uses a 110V, 75 watt standard light bulb. this is a twin unit in the same cabinet radiola 25 on one side and a Victrola on the right side it is called 'FLORENZA 4079'
: : NORM, Thats about all the clues i have for now. Does it lead you to anything else.

Norm. Thanks, Bud

You have an aftermarket power supply if it uses glass-jar batteries or rectifiers. If there is just one jar, it's a half-wave rectifier. Four jars, make a full-wave bridge rectifier. If there are ten or more in series, the size of olive jars or test tubes, those are lead-acid storage cells. "Repleno" is not a familiar name, but quite plausible for the time.
If this gizmo is in anything like complete and reasonable condition, I would keep it as it is, and not try "restoring" it.

I found an old Radiola 25 battery powered ...
what should be a fair price to offer the seller ?

Thanks

Don Roden

: : : Hi Bud

: : : The schematic can be found here on nostalgiaair. After schematic click on "Rider by Original Index", RCA and then "25". Be sure it's just "25" as there are others like R25 ..

: : : Norm

: : : : Burnis CD show this radiola 25 as 6 tube. mfg in 1925 and mated with a Victrola record player. Schematic, data or suggest areas to research wil be greatly appreacated.

: Norm: Thanks for the lead in. however my radio is some different. My radiiola 25 is AC with REPLENO jar rectifier (?) the set also contains some batteries all of which are glass jars. almost like they were recharable. any ideas. Bud

Anyone know where I could find info on my RCA Radiola 22, model 1265? I could find no links or sites listing it.....
Jim