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1. RCA VICTOR RADIO RADIO ATTIC MANUALS
2. RCA VICTOR RADIO RADIO ATTIC INSTALL
3. RCA VICTOR RADIO RADIO ATTIC SERIES
4. RCA VICTOR RADIO RADIO ATTIC DOWNLOAD

It got quite expensive, but the customer is the one who pays. In some cases, field coils were burned open in speakers, in others the tubes literally melted down, frying anything downstream. Indeed, I've had to replace power AND output transformers in customer units because they continued to use the stuff without the knowledge or regard for deteriorated components. The real point I was trying to make was that the cost of a few caps is a LOT less than a new power transformer.

RCA VICTOR RADIO RADIO ATTIC INSTALL

I keep track how many of them I install in each radio so I know how much I spend on a radio, and I use the $0.838 value above per capacitor. I considered putting $1.00 in there, but thought that was an overestimation I was being lazy so I didn't go check my radio tracker spreadsheet to get the exact value.Ī couple months ago, from during their free-shipping October, I bought Kit#8 (85 e-caps for $79.99 at the time) and Kit#9 (100 e-caps for $74.99 at the time). You're right, $0.50/ea was somewhat an underestimation. Measure it with a micrometer, mark it with chalk, cut it with a chainsaw.

Condition-wise, the cabinet and finish on mine are in average condition (no water stains or delaminations), the grill cloth is a bit saggy but not ripped, the Magnavox badge is missing, and the tuning eye is dead.īTW, oft-repeated advice: Don't plug it in! If it's not been used for 15 years, there is a high probability that the electrolytic capacitors in the power supply will short out the first time you power it up, and expensive and hard-to-replace components like the power transformer can go up in smoke! Get the electrolytics replaced first, they are $0.50 items, and then it can be safely tested. I finally went and picked it up just because I figured the parallel-push-pull quad-6V6 amp was worth $20. It had languished on craigslist for a while at $20 and nobody touched it. At the time, the radio was working and the phonograph was not.

I picked up a Magnavox 251 (or similar, can't find exact model number) last year from craigslist for $20. Plentiful supply, no demand, keeps prices low. This is not a style of radio that many people are interested in.

RCA VICTOR RADIO RADIO ATTIC DOWNLOAD

Some files listed below are available for instant downloadīy clicking on the item's blue Instant Download arrow.Depending on condition, I'd guess $0-50. If not purchasing an Instant Download it normally takes up to 24 hours to receive the download instructions via email but please allow 1 - 2 business days.

RCA VICTOR RADIO RADIO ATTIC MANUALS

Some original service manuals for 1964 and newer RCA models are available here: Original RCA Service Manuals via US Mail. made RCA models see the 1953-1963 section. NOTE: Record changer service manuals may be several pages and must be ordered separately.įor factory service schematics of Canadian made RCA models see the RCA Victor Canada section.įor schematics for later U.S. Some early Victor files may be only one or two pages.

RCA VICTOR RADIO RADIO ATTIC SERIES

The files for the models listed below typically have more information than other service series publications and may be several pages. RCA Victor factory service manuals published from the 1920s through the 1950s. RCA Victor Factory Service Manuals and Schematics These files are the radio and record player schematics and service information individually scanned in high resolution directly from the original U.S.