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Kent King commented on Alex R. Whitaker's blog post Questions about an AM/FM Phantom
"Alex - OK, so the pictures you posted...if you use the entire setup - crossover and 3 speakers, you should be able to use them with the Phantom you got. As I recall, that Phantom has Jones plugs. If this crossover uses the Jones plug, just verify…"
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Alex R. Whitaker commented on Alex R. Whitaker's blog post Questions about an AM/FM Phantom
"I've posted views of the tweeters, main speaker, and crossover network.  It looks like I may have left a couple of mouse turds in the bottom of this thing by accident.  My apologies for that.  "
18 hours ago
Alex R. Whitaker commented on Alex R. Whitaker's blog post Questions about an AM/FM Phantom
"Philly%20tweeters.jpgPhilly%20crossover.jpgPhilly%20crossover%20top.jpgPhilly%20crossover%20right%20side%20knob.jpgPhilly%20speaker%20back.jpgPhilly%20speaker%20cone.jpg"
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Alex R. Whitaker commented on Alex R. Whitaker's blog post Questions about an AM/FM Phantom
"I'll get pictures of the tweeters and crossover and put them on here.  The speaker in the Phantom looks exactly like the one in my Philharmonic.....a non-pedestal model that attaches to the baffle board with screws.  "
21 hours ago
Kent King commented on Alex R. Whitaker's blog post Questions about an AM/FM Phantom
"Depends on the crossover and the tweeters. If you can attach pics of the tweeters and the crossover, and the speaker arrangement in the Phantom, I can tell you more. Honestly, it is more unlikely than likely, but we can hope. Kent"
22 hours ago
Alex R. Whitaker posted a blog post

Questions about an AM/FM Phantom

All,I just bought an AM/FM Phantom from Estes this last weekend.  It has been overhauled and is getting set to become a daily player.  I have an AM/FM Philharmonic that has the tweeters and crossovers that my AM/FM Phantom is not equipped with.  Can I use them with the Phantom, or are they different for each radio?  Once I get the Philharmonic overhauled, I'll probably put everything back together, but, until then, it would be nice to be able to use them.  See More
22 hours ago
Kent King liked Randy Rago's discussion 800B tuning motor not as scary as i thought
Nov 4
Randy Rago posted a discussion

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A customers' 800B. the tuning motor was getting juice, but didn't move. winding showed continuity so i opened her up and surprised to find that there's not much in there to go wrong. no commutator, no armature windings, etc.its built like an AC phono motor. this one was stuck from some brown goo between the armature and the field coils. cleaned, lubed and back together. as they say down under 'bob's your uncle'See More
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George liked Kent King's discussion World Record Super 10 turns 100
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Kent King posted a discussion

World Record Super 10 turns 100

This World Record Super 10 set turned 100 years old this month. The plans were printed in the Chicago Evening Post Radio Magazine on Oct 14, 1926. My example (only one I know of), uses a less expensive cabinet and standard Remler knobs, but the circuit is identical to the diagram in the article.See More
Oct 21
Kent King replied to Mark Schroeder's discussion Worlds Record Super 10 Remler 110 Drum Dial Tape
"That dial is used in a number of late 20s superhets...it will be useful to other collectors as well. Thanks for letting us know about this. Radio Daze wasn't at Kutztown last month (he's usually there), so I didn't get to talk to…"
Oct 18
George liked Mark Schroeder's discussion Worlds Record Super 10 Remler 110 Drum Dial Tape
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Mark Schroeder posted a discussion

Worlds Record Super 10 Remler 110 Drum Dial Tape

Just an FYI.I asked Radio Daze to see if they could make replacement tape for this drum dial used in (at least) this model of radio. I sent them pieces of one of the dial tapes that was in the worst condition and they now offer it as a replacement.https://www.radiodaze.com/remler-model-110-drum-dial-item-ds-a953/ See More
Oct 17
Kent King commented on Kent King's blog post Scott chassis for sale - very (VERY!) reasonable
"Ken - I will check my parts box tomorrow, just had a busy weekend. I'll let you know asap. Kent"
Oct 4
Ken Carr commented on Kent King's blog post Scott chassis for sale - very (VERY!) reasonable
"Thanks for the info, David! I think I have a bunch of shafts and such here and may be able to fabricate it. Otherwise I will take your advice and contact Mark."
Oct 4
David C. Poland commented on Kent King's blog post Scott chassis for sale - very (VERY!) reasonable
"hit is a simple toggle switch ... an on/off switch. rotates right or left.  probably original was broken  by forcing it due to failure to understand its use. may be hard to find one with the long shaft. try Mark Oppat."
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800B tuning motor not as scary as i thought

Started by Randy Rago Nov 2. 0 Replies

A customers' 800B. the tuning motor was getting juice, but didn't move. winding showed continuity so i opened her up and surprised to find that there's not much in there to go wrong. no commutator,…Continue

World Record Super 10 turns 100

Started by Kent King Oct 21. 0 Replies

This World Record Super 10 set turned 100 years old this month. The plans were printed in the Chicago Evening Post Radio Magazine on Oct 14, 1926. My example (only one I know of), uses a less…Continue

Worlds Record Super 10 Remler 110 Drum Dial Tape

Started by Mark Schroeder. Last reply by Kent King Oct 18. 1 Reply

Just an FYI.I asked Radio Daze to see if they could make replacement tape for this drum dial used in (at least) this model of radio. I sent them pieces of one of the dial tapes that was in the worst…Continue

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Missing Cabinets

Started by Kent King. Last reply by Kent King Sep 6. 3 Replies

In our Scott Info Archive (link above), there is a folder for Cabinets. These are all images of cabinets presently in collections. I have added a new folder in the Cabinets area - Missing Cabinets.…Continue

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Questions about an AM/FM Phantom

Posted by Alex R. Whitaker on November 9, 2026 at 6:36pm 5 Comments

All,

I just bought an AM/FM Phantom from Estes this last weekend.  It has been overhauled and is getting set to become a daily player.  I have an AM/FM Philharmonic that has the tweeters and crossovers that my AM/FM Phantom is not equipped with.  Can I use them with the Phantom, or are they different for each radio?  Once I get the Philharmonic overhauled, I'll probably put everything back together, but, until then, it would be nice to be able to use them.  

Scott chassis for sale - very (VERY!) reasonable

Posted by Kent King on July 15, 2026 at 2:52pm 5 Comments

Can deliver these to ARCI or Kutztown for no additional charge:

Super XII tuner + speaker (restored)

23 tuner + PS restored + speaker

23 tuner + PS restored + speaker*

AW23 tuners – 2

Phantom Deluxe tuner (red band)

19-tube Phantom, 2 tuners, 1 PS, speaker needs reconed

AW15 + PS

AW12 + PS

Sixteen PS

Phantom FM + PS + extra tuner

AW15 tuner (two)

FM Philharmonic tuner

AW12 + PS

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Parting out a 1939 AM/FM Phantom Deluxe?

Posted by Pat Taylor on May 28, 2026 at 5:30pm 1 Comment

I have had a 1939 AM/FM Phantom Deluxe in a Chippendale Cabinet on ebay for a few years now. I’ve dropped the price several times but have never had any bites. Perhaps because of the size? Anyway, I will be moving across the country within the next year, and do not want to take this monster with me.

I completely restored the radio, including the cabinet. I’m going to take a major loss on this, but I see no other option. I’ve decided to look into selling the individual components to at…

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Scott Serial Numbers

Posted by Kent King on May 23, 2026 at 10:48am 0 Comments

EVERYONE!!

Later this summer there will be some news on Scott serial numbers. I've submitted an article to the AWA Journal for publication, Part 1 of a 2 part update on how Scott assigned the numbers. I am collecting data to further refine this information and add some info for the 2nd part. What I could use from all of you folks:

1. Phantom sets - a picture of the face with the serial number (you don't have to send a pic of the plate, just the face and the associated…

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Collector's Guide

The E. H. Scott Collector's Guide is available...if you don't have a copy, it is a great reference to everything Scott. Proceeds benefit the maintenance of this site. Email me at kent3256@hotmail.com for more information! I also have reprints of the 1940 Scott catalog available at a reduced price. These were previously available on eBay, but I am taking them down due to selling fees. They will only be available here through our site.…

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Created by Kent King Apr 3, 2020 at 7:08am. Last updated by Kent King Sep 10.

Welcome to our Site!

Welcome to The E.H. Scott Enthusiasts Site. If you are looking for manuals or service data on a Scott set, please click on the "Scott Info Archive" link above. If you have questions for forum members, a picture is worth 1000 words, please post a pic or two to help describe your question or problem. Finally, this forum works best when we all contribute. Answer questions, provide feedback, and if you have a document worth sharing, please scan it in as a PDF and forward it to me: Kent King,…

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Created by Kent King Feb 22, 2016 at 8:06am. Last updated by Kent King Jul 9, 2024.

SCOTT PARTS

If you are seeking any odd chassis parts, please email me with your needs (kent3256[at]hotmail.com). I have over 40 chassis representing all Scott models from 1932 to 1947, so if you need an odd item, I might have it. What I do NOT have are knobs, escutcheons, bottom plates, dial pointers and tuning meters from the 12-15-23 sets. Sadly, those are all in very short supply. I do occasionally get these very rare parts, so always ask - you never know what I might have available for your…

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