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 Scotty
 Location: Melbourne, VIC
 Member since 26 December 2010
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Gday,
I have just got hold of a late 1960's GE 'Wildcat' portable stereo. It's model is V935g and was built for the US market. It's 110v 60 cycle. The motor has burned out as someone (not me) plugged it into 240V - I need to find out the voltage that the internal amp runs on.
Hope someone can help.
 
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