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I started to restore this Philips 168 and then got so frustrated with it that I put it away for a while until I was ready to tackle it again. The trouble is my computer has since crashed and I lost the schematic that Graham/Gfr53 kindly sent me by email.So I'm wondering if I could get another copy so I can drive myself mad again.LOL.


 
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Hi Rosco,

It's on Kevin Chant's website here;

http://www.kevinchant.com/model-numbers-101---200.html.

Cheers,

Warren
 
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Thanks Scraps,Too easy mate,now I can start driving myself crazy again. Ha! P.S. By the way there is a website with some old radio schematics its called http://freeinfosociety.com/. It's mainly along with everything else, guitar amp schematics but there is a scattering of radios there to.
 
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Careful, it's addictive!
 
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