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 AWA Radiola 200 Schematic
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 Dgnelson
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I'm looking for the circuit diagram for the AWA Radiola Model 200. I have the manual for model 196 which looks pretty similar except that the 196 has push buttons.

Any information on this radio would be appreciated.

Thanks

Dan
 
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 STC830
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If that is 1939 model 200 with lineup (http://www.hws.org.au/RadioHistory/manufacturers/awa.htm)

6J8G, 6U7G, 6B6G, 6V6G, 5Y3G

I can help with AORSM circuit.
 
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Yes, thanks. That's the lineup. I'm fairly sure it's the 1939 model.

Dan
 
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OK should be able to email that tonight.
 
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Now sent to your email Dan.
 
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