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 Circuit for a Kriesler 3K15.
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 Return to top of page · Post #: 1 · Written at 8:45:45 PM on 5 August 2016.
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 Fred Lever
 Location: Toongabbie, NSW
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Does anyone have a circuit for a 1939 Kriesler 3K15?
I identified it as this from the spread sheet of radios being reference AORSM 39 page 215.
It does have the valve line up with the original looking 6K8, 6U7, a replacement 6B8-GT for the 6G8 and 6V6 and 80.
It is in very sad condition from ebay and perfect to RESTORE as it has not been butchered in any way with most parts original and all there.
Cheers, Fred.
 
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 GTC
 Location: Sydney, NSW
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Sent to your email address.

Original scan is not too good, so magnification will be required.

Post a photo or two.
 
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 Fred Lever
 Location: Toongabbie, NSW
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Hi guys thanks so much for the prompt replies, that's good enough for me to procede with.
This will be a long restoration because I will take a bit more time and care and try to preserve the wiring and parts where possible.
It is very rusted with broken mechanical parts and the cabinet has sprung apart a bit so i'm going to learn a lot here.
Cheers, Fred.
 
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