The Fine Things are Always Hand Made
6/20/2015
Radios are not my only hobby interest. Old cars also make me smile. For that reason my wife and I attended the Klingberg Vintage Motorcar Festival in New Britain, CT today.
I wore my Scott T-shirt thinking that there might be some fellow radio enthusiasts attending the event. I'm always ready to talk radio.
Well, there was no talk of radio but I did happen to meet the Grand Marshall of the event, Wayne Carini. Most mornings I watch him on TV as he appears in…
ContinueAdded by Ken Carr on June 20, 2015 at 6:51pm — 6 Comments
Ok gang...so I have an AW 23 that I fully restored about 4-5 years ago. Played great. For lots of reasons, it hasn't been run much since then. I ran it up on the Variac this weekend, and here's what happened: AM and first SW band are dead, and the osc VR tubes don't light. On SW2 and SW3, osc VR lights up and the set plays great. Good audio on the phono input too.
So I take the tuner apart and check the osc circuit. The grid resistor is significantly off value, so I replace it. Clean…
ContinueAdded by Kent King on June 1, 2015 at 9:49am — 10 Comments
Fellow member Dave Poland asked me a question about the service manual for the Sixteen. That query made me realize that I did not have the PDF file in the "Scott Info Archive". I have just added two Sixteen service manuals to that folder in the Archive. Both manuals appear to be missing pages 7-8....however. the full size schematic is what spans pages 7-8, so those pages aren't missing, you just need to look at the diagram for those pages.
Please let me know if there is other…
ContinueShielded grid wire with cloth insulation is not easy to find but is an appropriate replacement for the shielded wire with rubber insulation (now failing) employed in many Scott models. A roll of shielded grid wire with cloth insulation is currently being offered at the link below.…
ContinueAdded by Norman S Braithwaite on May 20, 2015 at 2:48pm — 1 Comment
I just received an order from Antique Electronic Supply.
Just in case anyone is interested, they have some real nice 6K7G tubes in true NOS condition for only $2.38 each. These are JAN military spec. tubes with the RCA logo on them. They look real nice and work just fine.
I also purchased a JAN 6J5WGT to replace my 6J5G which was highly microphonic. The tube I received works nicely and it is also a new condition (NOS)…
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Finally put it all back in the original early 1930's Capehart 300 cabinet. Philly chrome is super nice and plays like a million bucks thanks to Bill L for his electrical restoration
Added by Y2K Bruce on February 25, 2015 at 8:02am — No Comments
Hi Folks,
Haven't been here in quite a while!
I have a question about a Super 12.
I have one I want to rebuild(new cap.'s and resistors). Mine MAY have some missing components. I can see that most of the resistors are 1/4 or 1/2 watt, but are there a few larger wattage one's in there also? Have never located a parts list. I do have all the manuals and schematics.
So my request would be if someone could tell me what resistors are of other power ratings-either by…
ContinueAdded by John Berkovitz on February 24, 2015 at 9:22pm — 3 Comments
Got around to finish wiring the ant tuner on my Allwave 12 Deluxe .Was easy to do ,after I was done I connected a short wire to it.Wow was amazing how many stations came in so loud and clear on all bands,SW was coming great in 15 feet of wire!The radio was not all that good till I got the Ant tuner fixed and hooked up it sure makes a big difference!Turned on my Philharmonic and let it play a while while I adjusted the Expander while it played..The Expander sure did help boost the sound and…
ContinueAdded by Angelo on January 23, 2015 at 4:48pm — No Comments
can any one tell me when in 1940 this set was made?
Serial number GG314
Do the letters mean anything as to what came with the set?
Set does not have fm, only am.
Thanks to some members post I was able to repair it and it works very well
Thank you , jimmie ashabraner
Added by jimmie o. ashabraner on January 18, 2015 at 9:29am — 2 Comments
Hi folks.
My name is Juliano and I am from Brazil.
I have a Scott Philharmonic 30 tubes 1938. I am fixing it, and it is almost all done. The radio is working, but the tunning indicator is still not working (6E5). I verified the signal from valve 6H6 to pin 3 in tunning indicator (6E5), and it is OK. but the indicator is always fully illuminated, and it doesn`t change, doesn`t matter the intensity of the signal.
Does someone have the schematics for this radio? Or does…
ContinueAdded by Juliano Correa Fantinatti on January 5, 2015 at 6:44pm — 3 Comments
Hi everyone,
I have just finished a restoration on am Allwave 12 Twin dial highboy but am missing one brown bakelite knob. If anyone has a spare for sale let me know.
Thanks,
Roy Johnson
Added by Roy Johnson on October 21, 2014 at 4:43pm — No Comments
All...here is yet another one:
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sgv/ele/4711884421.htmlContinue
This makes the 18th AW27 set. In spite of this number (more of these exist than the pre-war FM tuner), there is no advertising, documentation or really anything on the "Baby-Q".
If you have any letters, documentation, an ad...if you have anything that might tell us more about the AW27,…
Added by Kent King on October 16, 2014 at 8:55am — 7 Comments
Hello,
I am new to the list. Our museum (www.museumofyesterday.org) just acquired our first Scott receiver (an A-15 Metro) for our communications collection, and I am currently involved in restoring it. Since these were custom built radios, I was wondering if there exists anywhere a serial number listing of E.H. Scott's original clients who purchased sets.
I would like to find out who originally owned the set that we just…
ContinueAdded by John DeMajo on October 3, 2014 at 2:24pm — 2 Comments
hi new member here need some help and advice I have found a beautiful fully restored Scott Grand chassis and cabinet my question what should I be looking at to spend for this set?? Any advice Thanks!!
I am a new member of this Scott enthusiast group. Happy to be a member of your group.
I own a Scott model 510 console radio/phono. It seems to be circa late 1940's. It is in really good working condition.
Any information fellow members can share with me regarding this model would be really appreciated.
Added by Robert Smith on September 13, 2014 at 3:28pm — No Comments
Hi,
I just acquired this EH Scott radio. Can someone please identify it for me? ( model no. ,date of Manufacture etc.}
It is working properly and is complete.
ContinueAdded by Allan Alexander on August 13, 2014 at 12:07pm — 14 Comments
hello, I am wondering if any one would know the dc resistance of the center taped field coil and center taped output transformer for my phantom deluxe receiver? or where to get a speaker ?
forrest
Added by forrest anderson on February 28, 2014 at 12:16pm — No Comments
I have more pics. It's in awesome original shape. Missing a few tubes. But complete other than that
Jamie 415 269 8196
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