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 Return to top of page · Post #: 1 · Written at 11:00:04 AM on 1 February 2011.
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 Tinkera123
 Location: Melbourne, VIC
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A couple of people have been interested in Kriesler radiograms recently and I had a request for more about the cabinet I have in storage. This is a 11-104, not the 11-102 or 11-103 as discussed in other Threads. I will send a couple of photos to Brad for inclusion in this Thread; otherwise email me if you want more photos.

The cabinet is in better condition than I remembered. Some surface stains only, but no loose parts, no large chips off edges etc. Has backing intact, record player appears intact. Height 70cms, width 122cms, depth 44cms.

Cabinet is free to a good home from either the Surfcoast area in Victoria or Melbourne.



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Cheers, Ian

 
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 Flakes
 Location: Adelaide, SA
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Hi Ian

Do you have the chassis for this radio?

I am thinking of turning the chassis of one of these units into a small stereo amp for use with a cd player in my workshop!


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Valve radios, They just don't make them like they used to

 
 Return to top of page · Post #: 3 · Written at 9:54:33 AM on 6 February 2011.
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 Tinkera123
 Location: Melbourne, VIC
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Hi Dan,

Yes, see thread in Tech Talk "Operating characteristics of a 6AN7A" started 29/3/2010 here.


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Cheers, Ian

 
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