Hello All,
Does anyone know what models of Silvertone wire recorders this amplifier chassis was used in? All I know so far is that it was a metal luggage type portable, that had a deck (different chassis number) that could also play 78RPM records. This amplifier has loktal tubes in it.

Please help if you can.

Thanks,

Dave

Hello Again All,
I guess nobody knows. Is this a prototype set or something? It doesn't make any sense to me. The schematic for this amplifier has to be somewhere.

Maybe it does exist. If you know where I can find it, please let me know.

Thanks,

Dave
:Hello All,
: Does anyone know what models of Silvertone wire recorders this amplifier chassis was used in? All I know so far is that it was a metal luggage type portable, that had a deck (different chassis number) that could also play 78RPM records. This amplifier has loktal tubes in it.
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:Please help if you can.
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:Thanks,
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:Dave
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Edd,
This unit has 6 Loktal tubes in it. It also has a power transformer. The schematic you provided shows 8 tubes. So I don't think this is the same set.

Thanks,

Dave
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: : : : : : : :Sir Dave. . . . . . : : : : :Strange . . you usually end up getting with it and eventually answering your own questions . : : : :Sure its o.k. on the paper versus electrolytic, on the input circuit of the other unit. : : :Don't have the data on the Fisher to confirm the ge /vs/ sil situation on its diodes. : : :Pity that one of the screw in lamps was intact, so that you could confirm its voltage rating BUT :MAINLY its current draw. Then select an according "grain of wheat" replacement lamp and :solve the mechanical mounting and voltage / current altering to trim in to specs. : : : :I have wire recorder data on their two versions, of which the other is using octal tubes, so here is :the one attached, that is using Loktal toobies. : : :That should down right be FUN -CITY on that units meee-chanicals. : : : : : : : : :73's de Edd : : : :

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Edd,
This unit has 6 Loktal tubes in it. It also has a power transformer. The schematic you provided shows 8 tubes. So I don't think this is the same set.

Thanks,

Dave
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: : : : : : : :Sir Dave. . . . . . : : : : :Strange . . you usually end up getting with it and eventually answering your own questions . : : : :Sure its o.k. on the paper versus electrolytic, on the input circuit of the other unit. : : :Don't have the data on the Fisher to confirm the ge /vs/ sil situation on its diodes. : : :Pity that one of the screw in lamps was intact, so that you could confirm its voltage rating BUT :MAINLY its current draw. Then select an according "grain of wheat" replacement lamp and :solve the mechanical mounting and voltage / current altering to trim in to specs. : : : :I have wire recorder data on their two versions, of which the other is using octal tubes, so here is :the one attached, that is using Loktal toobies. : : :That should down right be FUN -CITY on that units meee-chanicals. : : : : : : : : :73's de Edd : : : :

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Edd,
This unit has 6 Loktal tubes in it. It also has a power transformer. The schematic you provided shows 8 tubes. So I don't think this is the same set.

Thanks,

Dave
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: : : : : : : :Sir Dave. . . . . . : : : : :Strange . . you usually end up getting with it and eventually answering your own questions . : : : :Sure its o.k. on the paper versus electrolytic, on the input circuit of the other unit. : : :Don't have the data on the Fisher to confirm the ge /vs/ sil situation on its diodes. : : :Pity that one of the screw in lamps was intact, so that you could confirm its voltage rating BUT :MAINLY its current draw. Then select an according "grain of wheat" replacement lamp and :solve the mechanical mounting and voltage / current altering to trim in to specs. : : : :I have wire recorder data on their two versions, of which the other is using octal tubes, so here is :the one attached, that is using Loktal toobies. : : :That should down right be FUN -CITY on that units meee-chanicals. : : : : : : : : :73's de Edd : : : :

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Edd,
There's no radio in this one either.

Thanks,

Dave
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: : : : : : : :Sir Dave. . . . . . : : : : :Strange . . you usually end up getting with it and eventually answering your own questions . : : : :Sure its o.k. on the paper versus electrolytic, on the input circuit of the other unit. : : :Don't have the data on the Fisher to confirm the ge /vs/ sil situation on its diodes. : : :Pity that one of the screw in lamps was intact, so that you could confirm its voltage rating BUT :MAINLY its current draw. Then select an according "grain of wheat" replacement lamp and :solve the mechanical mounting and voltage / current altering to trim in to specs. : : : :I have wire recorder data on their two versions, of which the other is using octal tubes, so here is :the one attached, that is using Loktal toobies. : : :That should down right be FUN -CITY on that units meee-chanicals. : : : : : : : : :73's de Edd : : : :

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