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 Return to top of page · Post #: 1 · Written at 18:10:30 on 2 August 2010.
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 John116
 Location: Ryde, NSW
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Hi - I know not vintage radio, hence posting in general discussion forum. Currently restoring a Kirby Crosley Series 3 television and was looking for a circuit diagram and/or any other information on these sets.

Grateful for any help.


Thanks,
John
 
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 Danny7
 Location: Sydney, NSW
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Hey john amazingly I live in Eastwood too & have a Kirby Crosley 57 model plus all the stat's you need - I just finished restoring a series 3 chassis so I can help you easy !! let me know your phone number , be good to talk danny
 
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G'day guys, just with phone numbers and other personal information, be sure to make e-mail contact with each other first and exchange phone numbers that way. If you post phone numbers on forums you'll be getting calls from every spammer on earth.


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 Danny7
 Location: Sydney, NSW
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Hey john I can post you the circuit diagram for you Kerby , have the large print originals so it's easy to read ! seeya danny
 
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