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Provides service manuals, schematics, and reference material for technicians involved in restoring
and maintaining sets built from 1921 to 1936. Also includes parts fabrication drawings and
high-quality redrawn schematics. The Antenna section features indoor installations from the
manufacturer's instructions.
http://www.atwaterkent.info/
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Warren's Antique Radio World
Information on vacuum tube radios, including photos, a description of the development of
superheterodyne radio, alignment of a TRF receiver, and detailed descriptions of the restoration
process.
http://home.comcast.net/~radiowarren/
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Schemi Radio TV
Database of schematics of Italian-made radios as recent as 1950, available in pdf format. Requires
free registration. [English, Italian]
http://www.schemiradiotv.com/
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Restoration of German Tube Radios - Walter's Radioflier
Index of schematics and tube data sheets that he has available. Hints for the repair of several
sets, including a Volksempfänger VE 301 GW. List of spare parts that he has plus a list of parts
he's looking for. [English and German]
http://home.arcor.de/walter.groer/index_e.htm
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PhilcoRadio.com
Vintage radio restoration service, by Ron Ramirez Enterprises. Features a gallery of older Philco
models, downloadable schematics, do-it-yourself servicing and tuning tips, identification and
dating guide.
http://www.philcoradio.com/
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How to Rejuvenate your Headphones
Evaluating and remagnetizing old headphones, with a Brandes pair used as an example. Originally was
a presentation by Tom Provost and Gary D'Amico.
http://www.eht.com/oldradio/clubinfo/monthly/Nov-96/HEADPHON.html
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Vintage Radio Repair and Restoration
Do-it-yourself repair information, valve theory, and home-made test equipment, by British collector
Paul Stenning.
http://www.vintage-radio.com/index.shtml
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Crystal Rocket Radio
How to build your own, by Gary Litwin, using a water-powered toy rocket.
http://www.carcanada.net/dx/kristall.txt
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AA5 History
A description of the classic "All-American" five-tube superheterodyne AC/DC AM radio
circuit used in the majority of consumer receivers made in North America, from the 1930s through to
the '60s. Includes a tube substitution table and a typical schematic diagram.
http://home.netcom.com/~wa2ise/radios/aa5h.html
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Rec.antiques.radio+phono FAQ
The newsgroup FAQ separated into several different pages, with topics ranging from vacuum tube
design, to suppliers, tools and test equipment, cabinet restoration, and trouble-shooting tips.
http://www.antiqueradio.org/radfaq.htm
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FM Pilotuner 601
Rick Botti provides the instructions issued by Pilot Radio Corporation for hooking up the T-601 FM
tuner to a typical vintage AM-only radio set that is not already equipped with a phono input. He
also has also scans of the owner's manual, and of service notes for the T-601 including the
schematic, parts list, and alignment procedure.
http://members.tripod.com/~rbotti/pilot/
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The GE SuperRadio FAQ
The GE SuperRadio Frequently Asked Questions List
http://www.shore.net/~dmoisan/faqs/superradio/gesr_faq.html
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