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 Airzone Chassis type 4A1C1
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 Captgogo
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I have acquire another Radio, in its orginal state for restoration, I have serched for a schematic but fallen short of one with this configuration, Radiomuseum has this classified as an 1948 Airzone Cub, but no photo or schematic. If any one can help this will be appreciated. I can post a picture if this will help.
Cheers George
 
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 GTC
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I've emailed you the schematic for the 4A1A1/4A1B1.

I think you'll find that the only difference is that the C1 variant has a 6A8G in the front end instead of ECH33/35.
 
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