Hi all! I was looking for the schematics for a H-32 low boy radio. It was manufactured by General Electric for RCA Victor in 1931. I can't seem to find any info about it on this site or very much on any other site for that matter. Seems strange since it's beautiful radio - intricate woodwork - must've been expensive even for the time it was originally sold. Any help is greatly appreciated!
Thanks, Steve

:Hi all! I was looking for the schematics for a H-32 low boy radio. It was manufactured by General Electric for RCA Victor in 1931. I can't seem to find any info about it on this site or very much on any other site for that matter. Seems strange since it's beautiful radio - intricate woodwork - must've been expensive even for the time it was originally sold. Any help is greatly appreciated!
:Thanks, Steve

Hi Steve,
Use RCA R50 per Mallory Encyclopedia:
http://www.nostalgiaair.org/PagesByModel/634/M0043634.pdf
Carl T

Thanks Carl,
That's good to know. I thought RCA might have had a similar radio.
Unfortunately whoever scanned in the schematics did it at too low a resolution so it's practically unreadable.
I can't make out the capacitor values/tube types etc in the schematic.
Does anyone happen to have a clearer scan of the H-32 GE or the R-50 RCA?

Thanks, Steve

:Thanks Carl,
:That's good to know. I thought RCA might have had a similar radio.
:Unfortunately whoever scanned in the schematics did it at too low a resolution so it's practically unreadable.
:I can't make out the capacitor values/tube types etc in the schematic.
:Does anyone happen to have a clearer scan of the H-32 GE or the R-50 RCA?
:
:Thanks, Steve

You might try the Beitman schematic:
http://techpreservation.dyndns.org/schematics/38/38_RCA_R50_175.djvu
Carl T

Thanks alot for your help Carl, I really appreciate it! Steve

Hi Steve,

I have a cross-reference that crosses the CGE H-32 to a Victor R-20.

I have a fairly clean scan (pdf) of the R-20.

Send me your email address and I will send it to you.

Gary

:Hi all! I was looking for the schematics for a H-32 low boy radio. It was manufactured by General Electric for RCA Victor in 1931. I can't seem to find any info about it on this site or very much on any other site for that matter. Seems strange since it's beautiful radio - intricate woodwork - must've been expensive even for the time it was originally sold. Any help is greatly appreciated!
:Thanks, Steve