AWA B15 RADIOLA
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Location: Plouezec, FR
Member since 9 August 2011
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Good morning all,
I'm new in your forum.
I 'm French.
I just find one AWA vacuum tubes and I need some information about it.
It is one radio AWA, Type B15 (Radiola),
Tubes list: 6BE6 / 6BA6 / 6AV6 / 6AQ5 / 6X4,
I have no problem with the radio I just restart it, and that look's good,
If it is possible I want to know the year of construction of the radio.
Do you have some information about AWA manufacturer,
I have one technical question, The radio work in medium wave, but what is the meaning of QLD, SA, WA, VIC,TA, NSW, is it area in Australia?
Is it possible to have the drawing?
Last question, how we can post a picture in the forum?
Sorry for my English is not so good,
Best regards
Pierre
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Location: Naremburn, NSW
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I have one technical question, The radio work in medium wave, but what is the meaning of QLD, SA, WA, VIC,TAS, NSW, is it area in Australia?
G'day Pierre,
Those initials you ask about are the states of Australia that existed at the time the radio was made. These have been joined by two self-governing territories, the Northern Territory (NT) and the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) though no radios are made anymore with the dial showing station callsigns, just the frequency range.
Australian radios were unique amongst most in that every radio station in the country was put on the dial even though Australia is so big in land area that only local stations could be received without a very long antenna.
There is another thread here with more discussion on the Radiola B15.
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Location: Plouezec, FR
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B'jour Pierre
Perhaps you could contact Wa2ise by email as he is the poster of the link that Brad gives above. Just click on his name in the box at the left in his post to find his email address.
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Location: Plouezec, FR
Member since 9 August 2011
Member #: 979
Postcount: 7
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Hello All.
Thanks for your different answers.
If you need some informations about French radio don't hesitate, contact me.
Best regards.
Pierre
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Location: Oradell, US
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Hi Pierre
The schematic for your radio can be found at this web site
http://www.kevinchant.com/ under the AWA tab.
Be sure to replace those UCC caps, they are really just wax paper. And maybe the electroytic caps too.
I have a radio that I think is from France
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Location: Plouezec, FR
Member since 9 August 2011
Member #: 979
Postcount: 7
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Hello All
Sorry for answers delay but I finish my holiday and I restart to work. I just return at home.
Thanks Wa2ise for informations, I find right drawing for my radio,
About yours yes It is a French radio.
The SONORA ELEGANCE 1 is dates 1950.
Tubes list is: 6BE6 / 6BA6 / 6At6 / 6AQ5 / 6AX4 and magic eye is 6AF7.
By the way I pass you drawing at your E mail address I'm sorry I don't arrive to add some thing in the discussion.
The drawing come from our French collector association '' RADIOFIL'' ( I'm member no problem)
http://doctsf.com/grandlivre/fiche.php?ref=9047&ori=ps&idx=1.
http://radiofil.com/index,fr.php
Best regards
Pierre
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