Please Identify This Radio
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Location: Maclean, NSW
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Can anyone please identify this radio, maybe Monarch ??
I need brand, model and circuit.
Please Identify
Peter
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Location: Sydney, NSW
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Location: Naremburn, NSW
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It is indeed a Monarch by Astor (or more correctly Electronic Industries), made in 1938 if the ARTS&P prefix is an E. Not sure of the model number at this stage.
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A valve a day keeps the transistor away...
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Location: Naremburn, NSW
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Location: Sydney, NSW
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Very similar, apart from the push button vs rotary tuning.
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Location: Wangaratta, VIC
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That black box (aircraft ones are orange) suggests that that one may be battery eg 6V or 32V.
Need more info; 32V or 6V may still have 6V valves and the one I cant see (ARTS&P says 5) perhaps a 6X5?
Marc
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Location: Donald, VIC
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Hey Brad how's things going mate? All good? Steve.
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Location: Naremburn, NSW
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G'day Steve,
Life's throwing a few hurdles my way at the moment but all's well I reckon. You?
Just a comment about the dial on this radio. It looks incomplete, hence a visual difference between this and the one in the linked thread.
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A valve a day keeps the transistor away...
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Location: Melbourne, VIC
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Have a look at a Monarch 949.
6 Volt, Vibrator, Dual Wave with Telephone Dial tuning.
1C7G, 1F7G, 1F7G & 1F5G. AORSM Pages 213 & 214, Vol. 3.
Update: Monarch 948 (FH) , Monarch 949 (HG) & Astor 931 (HG). Astor Alladin (FH) may have used the same chassis.
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Location: Wangaratta, VIC
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Astor often stamped a number into the chassis, it may pay to have a really good look for the numbers as appear in AORSM's, as well as the valve line up.
I see an E under the wire (or what ever) is that ELQ? I cannot see all of the gang, If it has 3 there is likely an RF amp before the mixer. and the vibrator may be synchronous, eliminating the rectifier.
Still need valve lineup. Know where they go, or one at a time. Careful with the top caps prise between cap top & clip if that is stubborn. Also prise the tube base rather than pull on the glass.
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