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 Return to top of page · Post #: 1 · Written at 21:56:06 on 7 August 2010.
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 Tash
 Location: VIC
 Member since 7 August 2010
 Member #: 715
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Hi
I'm looking for some information on Philips radiogram model 177D and am hoping someone may be able to direct me to a site as I can't find anything on it! I'ts a cool looking thing and probably works about 60% but I want more info on it, like how old is it for starters.
Anything would be very helpful. Thank You.


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 Gfr53
 Location: Harston, VIC
 Member since 28 February 2009
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G'day Tash,

The 177 was released in 1955. It has 8 valves with push-pull 6M5s in the output stage.

The D varient may have been produced a year or so later as my information is for the A and B models.

If you would like a copy of the schematic and alignment details, show your email address and I'll forward them onto you.

Cheers, Graham...
 
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 Tash
 Location: VIC
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 Member #: 715
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Hi Graham
Thanks for that I'll have a look. You can email to ndrew38.gmail.com
Thanks again Tash


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