98 rows . Service Manual Includes the Automatic changer used in many 1920's Radiola & Victor models with Electrola's. comb bound Re-Mastered reprint. $25.00. Victor Record changer manual. comprehensive manual for the early Electrola record changers used in most of the Victor, RCA Victor & Radiola …
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73 rows . Radiola III manual Radiola IV. Owners manual/operating instructions, schematic & log …
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Radiola manuals | Hifi Manuals Free: Service Manuals, Owners Manuals, Schematics, Diagrams, Datasheets, Brochures online for free download and free to your amplifier, receiver, tape, CD, Tuner, Turntable and Recorder.
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The radio includes the original owner’s manual (which is perhaps even more uncommon than the radio itself) and a set of UV-99 tubes with good emissions. The radio is being offered for historical purposes only, with no assurances stated or implied …
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More on "Radiola" , RCA, RCA Victor and Victor Radio. RCA also offered radios without a "Radiola" model as well as other brand names, such as the well known model "RC", made by Westinghouse.. RCA first started building radios with the RCA or RCA Victor name after the :"corporation purchased of the "Victor" Co. (well known for the Victrola brand of phonographs) in Camden New Jersey.
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The Radiola 18 is a Tuned Radio Frequency (TRF) receiver typical of designs in the mid-1920's. It is a tabletop radio, housed in a substantial wooden case about 27 inches long, 9 inches high and 7 1/2 inches deep. The top lifts up on internal hinges to provide access to the electronics.
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Radio Manuals & Instructions Philco 44 Instructions 1.7MB Philco 40-124 ... RCA - 1927 Radiola Radios Models Radiola 16, 17, 20, 28, 30A, 32, 104, & 100A Speaker. 348KB RCA - Model R-78 National ...
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Download RCA Radiola 33 SCH service manual & repair info for electronics experts. Service manuals, schematics, eproms for electrical technicians. This site helps you to save the Earth from electronic waste! RCA Radiola 33 SCH. Type: (PDF) Size 134.1 KB. Page 1. Category AUDIO SERVICE MANUAL.
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RCA Schematics and Factory Service Manuals. 16 17 18 20 21 22 24 26 28 30 32 41 42 44 47 48 60 (Radiola 60) 62 64 66 67 80 82 86 100 101 102 103
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Radio Dial Scales. Radiola manuals & flatwork (1920's - early '30's) Radiola, BOOK - the Golden Age o RCA ( by Wenass) RCA & RCA Victor manuals & flatwork (1930's - 1952) RCA 45 RPM Record Players (1950s) Poster & advertising prints (1920's - early '50's) Television manuals, schematics & flatwork. Test equipment manuals.
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FREE download with order of any of the super-het manuals (AR-810/812, 24, 25, 26 & 28. the download URL will be provided upon request by e-mail after purchase of one of the manuals: Radiola 26 Portable same "catacomb" as used in the AR-810, 812 & Radiola …
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Portable set > 8 inch (also usable without mains) Dimensions (WHD) 330 x 360 x 235 mm / 13 x 14.2 x 9.3 inch. Notes. The model RCA Radiola 26 is a repacked AR-812 without the possibility to switch between 5 tubes or 6. It is a real portable with a self contained loop aerial, loudspeaker and batteries.
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RCA Victor Service Notes were published in 12 volumes; 1923-1928 , 1929-1930 , 1931-1932 , 1933 , 1934 , 1935, 1936, 1937 , 1938, 1939 , 1940 , 1941-1942 as well as a ...
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RCA Radiola 18 SERVICE NOTES RCA Third RCA Victor Company, Inc. Radiola DIVISION Camden, New Jersey PRINCIPAL crTtES RCA Radiola 18 volt„ 50-60 cycle SERVICE NOTES PREPARED BY RCA SERVICE DIVISION INTRODUCTION RCA Radiola 18 is a socket powered six-tube, tuned radio frequency receiver utilizing RCA Radiotrons UX-220.
The RCA Radiola Line. 1921-1931. HOME. The original Radiola models were all made between 1921 and 1931. During those years "The Radio Corporation" (as it was then known) had no manufacturing faculties, all Radiola models were made by companies like GE, Westinghouse, Graybar, Brunswick and a few others.
The Radiola III is a battery-powered regenerative type receiver, using two type WD-11 tubes. One tube acts as the detector, the other as an audio amplifier. It receives frequencies from 470-1540 kilohertz, approximately the same as our modern standard broadcast band. This is a small radio.
For factory service schematics of Canadian made RCA models see the RCA Victor Canada section. For schematics for later U.S. made RCA models see the 1953-1963 section. Some original service manuals for 1964 and newer RCA models are available here: Original RCA Service Manuals via US Mail.