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 Circuit for National Panasonic CT-433 7 transistor radio
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 Normf
 Location: Cargo, NSW
 Member since 19 June 2018
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Looking for a circuit for National Panasonic CT-433 7 transistor radio.
Has BC and 3 SW bands
BC 525 Kc/s to 1605 Kc/s
SW1 1.6 Mc/s to 4.6 Mc/s
SW2 4.6 Mc/s to 12 Mc/s
SW3 12 Mc/s to 26.1 Mc/s
Made 1966, photos of similar unit on Radio Museum site. It's a large mantel radio
16" W x 8.5" H x 5.5" D. Has input for pickup
Tried Keven Chant's site. Radio Museum only has photos of this radio.
Also picked up from the same person a National T-100 9 transistor, Same BC and SW bands with phono input. This is a large portable radio.
Have located a circuit for this one on Kevin's site.
 
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