[NJARC] Knight Radio - additional info

Thu May 21 21:13:48 EDT 2015

Thanks Aaron,

    BINGO!!!  What a find. Between the two, I  think these will get me 
there.  Now, all I have to do is to trace the  wiring against the schematic(s).  
I do notice the tone control on the  321-37.  My radio doesn't have this.  
    When I get the time to follow the wiring, I'll let  you know so we can 
match the radio to the schematic.

Thanks again.
Joe   

In a message dated 5/21/2015 7:31:50 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
ahunter01 at comcast.net writes:

Try  these links:
321-36
http://www.nostalgiaair.org/PagesByModel/808/M0012808.pdf

321-37
http://www.nostalgiaair.org/PagesByModel/809/M0012809.pdf

I  have a PDF file of Riders and I didn't find the scheme either, but it 
may be  hidden out of order.  It should have come up with 
_www.nostalgiaair.org_ (http://www.nostalgiaair.org/) .

_TrainBee at aol.com_ (mailto:TrainBee at aol.com)  wrote:  
Thanks Aaron,

    I seem to keep hitting the wall.  I found  the listing for 321-36 in 
the Rider Index.  The problem is that in  neither my CD set or the on-line 
version can I find any Pacific Radio  listing in the Schematic book.  In your 
reference material, do you have  it?   >From what I'm seeing, and posts from 
a few others, I  don't expect to find much more than a schematic.  BTW...  I 
did a  search on my references to see if I missed it.  No luck there.  No  
Pacific.

Thanks,
Joe

In a message dated 5/21/2015 6:07:10 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, 
_ahunter01 at comcast.net_ (mailto:ahunter01 at comcast.net)  writes:

Joe

Check out the schematic for a Pacific Radio, model  321-36.  It's Rider 
8-9.  According to a radio directory I have,  25 preceding the serial number 
means it was manufactured by the Pacific  Radio Corp.  It's location is listed 
as Los Angeles and Chicago, so I  don't know if it's the same company or 
two separate  ones.

Aaron

Joe Devonshire via NJARC wrote:  
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Here are some photos of the radio I have.  It is neither a  80AC or A9775.  
Someone before me did a recap on this radio, but  they didn't get it to 
play.  I found this at a rummage sale.  I have to check the tubes but as you 
all know, that's only part of  getting it to work.

Here are photo's from the rear and overhead of the chassis.

6D6   -   6A7    -       75   -        42      -        80

I'm trying to find some information, schematic if possible, for a  Knight 
Tombstone Radio.  So far, I found color photo evidence  of the radio at the 
Allied Radio site http://www.alliedcatalogs.com/catalogs/1936/  on page 118, 
but that's about it.  I do know that Knight was a name  used by Allied Radio 
and possibly built by Pacific Radio.  I also  found a related chassis that 
appears to be similar in a  photo.  The label in the cabinet was damaged, so 
any information  from that is useless.  I cannot find anything in Riders or 
 Beitman's.

Here is what I know, 
Name on Dial  -  Knight
Tubes    (5)    80, 75, 42,  6D6, 6A7.
Bands:    3
Serial:    25-7008
Model from internet source:   H9801
Possible related  model:        9701H    
Manufactured  year:                1936

The Allied Radio site doesn't all copying or printing.  At  least you can 
see what I am talking about.  Does anyone have any  more information on this 
radio?

Thanks in advance.
Joe Devonshire

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