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 Flakes
 Location: Adelaide, SA
 Member since 27 February 2010
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Hi there

I have a Tasma model No 1616. I am trying to restore this but cant identify some of the capacitors in it and I think someone has had a go at if before me.

The circuit I think is in the AORSM manual 54 on page 321. Where can I get a copy of this manual or just the info on this raido. I have included the details from the HSRA database for this set.


Tasma 1954 1616 AC BC Man. 5 458 6AN7, 6N8, 6BD7, 6M5, 6V4 AORSM '54 321

I know that this set isn't worth much but its my first restore before I get into the big old Astor (can anyone help on that as well, see other post)

Thanks

Daniel
flakelar.tpg.com.au


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