Can someone tell me what company was called RPC of Chicago. I am trying to locate a schematic for model 394-11b. I have two of these marvelous Jukebox looking consoles made by the same firm. One has a metal label 'Co-op' and the other has a metal label 'Imperial'. Both have the same model number and exterior look. They must have been a generic radio. Both of these radio were purchased by me this last month in the same town, from different owners.

:Can someone tell me what company was called RPC of Chicago. I am trying to locate a schematic for model 394-11b. I have two of these marvelous Jukebox looking consoles made by the same firm. One has a metal label 'Co-op' and the other has a metal label 'Imperial'. Both have the same model number and exterior look. They must have been a generic radio. Both of these radio were purchased by me this last month in the same town, from different owners.

Del, did a search on this site for 394-11b and came up with:

"The schematic is on page 11-94 Continental Riders. It is the same circuit as the Model 11-B Continental."

I'll leave the verification up to you now as I got to go to town.

Bill

Thanks again. Wow, what great help.

:Thanks again. Wow, what great help.

Del, From my Radio Troubleshooters Handbook:
RPC, Radio Products Corp., ("Camden", "Continental", "Co-op" (1938), "Crusader", "Dayrad", "Supertone") 3800 W. Cortland St. Chicago, Ill.
Andy

Thanks again and again.