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 Wensim01
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Hi everyone,

I have recently purchased a Kriesler 11-71 radio which is plastic & has 5 valves. I have been unable to find on the internet what year it was built etc. Can anyone assist & also where I can get hold of the circuit schematics.

Paul
 
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 Marcc
 Location: Wangaratta, VIC
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Set is after 1955 so will not appear in AORSM

Check HRSA site also ARTS&P label

If you are looking to overhaul it, they are fairly straight forward & follow a similar plot to the others.

I often muddle through without the circuit; If the Monkeys have been in there you will need one to undo their mess. Those normally had green paint on the connections, so you could tell if it had been tampered with

Marc
 
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 Brad
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I have no schematic diagrams but the 11-71 was made in 1960.


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