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 Facettor
 Location: Malua Bay, NSW
 Member since 14 June 2009
 Member #: 503
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Hi,

I am looking to get a circuit diagram for my Kriesler 11-28 radio.

I have searched the web but have only found a corrupted diagram.

can anyone help me.

Thanks
 
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 Marcc
 Location: Wangaratta, VIC
 Member since 21 February 2009
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Check Kevin Chant's web site: Its in AORSM's.

If you can't find, your email is hidden, I don't think mine is? Contact, I have repaired them so will have.

Marc
 
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