[Boatanchors] Anybody ever hear of a Little Giant home radio?

[Glen Zook]

True, most RCA (Radiola) units were manufactured by
Westinghouse and General Electric (who owned RCA along
with a 5% AT&T ownership during the 1920s until AT&T
"sold out").  Then in the 1930s RCA made units for
both Westinghouse and General Electric!

It will definitely be a "loooooooong" process to look
in Riders for the schematic!  I have a complete set of
all 23 volumes plus the Radiola (special volume I and
II combined produced by Riders for RCA) and the
abridged Volumes I - V.

Glen, K9STH


--- jeremy-ca <km1h at jeremy.mv.com> wrote:

I have all the Riders but I havent reached the point
of going page by page over several volumes.
 
One hint is that it uses a pair of 3L mercury vapor
rectifiers. The audio output is a 42.
 
Radiolas? Many electronics were not even built by RCA
but by GE and Westinghouse using RCA tubes and
license. My model 18 has a cabinet by one outfit and
the base/speaker stand by another.









Glen, K9STH

Website:  http://k9sth.com


       
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