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1936 116X question
marcus0331
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01-11-2012, 01:29 PM
Hi Guys, I have just obtained what I believe is a 1936 116X chassis code122. My intention here was to scavenge parts off of it to finish a 116X project in progress. But now, I am not certain what it is that I have. I understand that the company made several changes over the various production runs for this radio. One thing I noticed is that a capacitor block (item 47 on the schematic) is totally omitted and there are subtle differences in wiring. Is there a good resource that lists the various updates and changes along with schematics that match?
Regards to all, Marc.
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