I have a pfansteihl 1927 overtone 7 tube radio lowboy thatI would like to get working but it needs alot of work and i cant'nt go any farther without schematic.

:I have a pfansteihl 1927 overtone 7 tube radio lowboy thatI would like to get working but it needs alot of work and i cant'nt go any farther without schematic.
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Jerry,
I can't find any schematics for your set.
You might try plugging your tube numbers into this database and try using a schematic for another radio:
http://www.grillecloth.com/sylvania/tubelist.php

::I have a pfansteihl 1927 overtone 7 tube radio lowboy thatI would like to get working but it needs alot of work and i cant'nt go any farther without schematic.
::
:Jerry,
:I can't find any schematics for your set.
:You might try plugging your tube numbers into this database and try using a schematic for another radio:
:http://www.grillecloth.com/sylvania/tubelist.php
:

There were several models called the "Overtone". If yours happens to be a 34, there is a schematic in the June 1928 "Radio Broadcast" magazine, page 92. But it's only the radio, not the power supply, and there are no parts values.

Hi Jerry

Many early radios schematics didn't get published in Rider but are similar. Check Stewart Warner 300 series radios if your radio is battery operated:

http://www.nostalgiaair.org/PagesByModel/794/M0029794.pdf

Pfanstirhl made an Overtone 7 which has 5 tubes. Overtone 10 has 6 tubes.

Your radio having 7 tubes may be AC operated? If so might check Atwater Kent Model 40. Circuit may be similar?

http://www.nostalgiaair.org/PagesByModel/354/M0001354.pdf

Norm

:There were several models called the "Overtone". If yours happens to be a 34, there is a schematic in the June 1928 "Radio Broadcast" magazine, page 92. But it's only the radio, not the power supply, and there are no parts values.
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:I have a pfansteihl 1927 overtone 7 tube radio lowboy thatI would like to get working but it needs alot of work and i cant'nt go any farther without schematic.
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