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 Tonyb
 Location: Lawnton, QLD
 Member since 6 March 2018
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Hi
I got an AGE AR-750 radiogram approx 32,
And was wondering how to identify te RCA 60’s series Chassis
The output valve was missing but has type 27 valves and 1 type 26.
Sales brochure says has type 45 output tube but only could see RCA AR-66 chassis having type 45 valve.
Radio Chassis is diconnected but has another chassis that is wired to the UX80 power supply.
I assume this is an amp attached to volume control& record player pickup.
Thanks Tony
 
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