Does anyone have information on this model? Google yields nothing. My neighbour passed it on to me; box very rusty but interior looks restorable. Some spare valves, vibrator and coil unit, but only info with it is a snail-chewed "Schematic" showing valve and major component positions, and dated 1952. A circuit diagram would be most useful - or am I chasing a dream?

It might be an idea to list the tubes to get a model number, that may be similar. There is a Traeger Museum in Adelaide apparently?

https://www.radiomuseum.org/dsp_hersteller_detail.cfm?company_id=17114 Info but no data on that model.

No info on that one in Rodney Champness's "Out Back Radio From Flynn to Satellites".

HRSA, WIA, even RFDS may have it in the areas they operated?

Photograph the inside of the pan where all of the bits are before its touched. In desperation, or no chance in hell, I have resorted to reverse engineering. One hopes that it has not been overly tampered with?

Its amazing sometimes as to what is still out there. Also try Kevin Chant.

It's not specifically mentioned here that I can see, but there's a ton of info on Traeger:

https://www.samhs.org.au/Virtual%20Museum/hospital-andother-orgs/rfds-wireless/flying-doctor-radio.htm

An interesting thing: At the time Flynn & Traeger were developing their Radio for the out back. The British, covered by the official secrets act, already had trench radios in WW1. So despite all of the hype etc. around the Red Baron, the ground stations would have been notified & the posts would have been expecting him.

A circuit of the Traeger 51MA was published by the HRSA in their "Making Waves" journal in January 2005, p15.