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 Return to top of page · Post #: 1 · Written at 12:40:56 PM on 26 May 2010.
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 Ned
 Location: Melbourne, VIC
 Member since 26 May 2010
 Member #: 672
 Postcount: 4

Hi Folks,

I just purchased an AWA Radiola and was hoping that someone might know where I may get access to a circuit diagram, as it works on one speaker only, and appears to have some non-standard wiring.

It's got two amplifiers, too, which further complicates things for me, but the one speaker (of the two) puts out a fairly reasonable sound, I'm pleased to say.

I have only just stumbled across this website, so I'll need to look at more stuff here, before I add anything of value.

AWA Radiola
 
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 Brad
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 Location: Naremburn, NSW
 Member since 15 November 2005
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G'day Ned,

You would need to supply more details as circuits varied (sometimes greatly) from one model to the next. If you have a model number, year of manufacture, description (table, mantel, console) or a picture of the set it would help a lot.

You can e-mail any pictures to Brad.mail.vintage-radio.com.au and I will include them in your post.


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