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Charlie 10-25-2009 10:58 PM

Bryan, earlier I sent DJ a list of possible Maggie color chassis numbers from the 60's using my index (that took a while). He's looking to see if he can find any numbers or partials that will match up with the list I sent. I think we'll finally stumble on something. If nothing else, we might be able to get some kinda idea from a good photo of the chassis.

I never understood why it seems Magnavox numbers often turn out to be a pain to look up. I've had similar experiences with a couple of black and white Maggies

Charlie 10-25-2009 11:23 PM

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Here's a shot of what DJ has in there.

avalon1308 10-26-2009 03:08 AM

I have a very similar one with the number 4RU556K and I used the sam 746 for the chassis C/U45-01-00. Identical chassis except that the combo does not have a sound amplifier tube in it, it uses the amp of the radio.

Charlie 10-26-2009 06:07 AM

Interesting. Thank you very much, Dom! :)

Kalamazoo-DJ 10-26-2009 04:50 PM

Continuing to search for numbers
 
I am still on the hunt, even if I have to put it up on wooden blocks and look under it!:thmbsp:

Kalamazoo-DJ 10-27-2009 05:07 PM

Dead in the water for right now I guess I cant find anything else on it anywhere.

TV Engineer 10-27-2009 06:00 PM

It is a U45 chassis. The radio is an R204 chassis. The record changer is probably a W604.

Remove the radio chassis, replace six 5uF, four 50uF, and two 100uf caps on the preamp board, and the speaker coupling caps (400uF) and the radio will sing again.

Kalamazoo-DJ 10-27-2009 06:37 PM

Those radio and changer numbers are right on the money thats for sure as they are printed on both items you mentioned i was wondering about the radio etc the player plays good once I cleaned the volume control.

Kalamazoo-DJ 10-28-2009 10:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TV Engineer (Post 2958336)
It is a U45 chassis. The radio is an R204 chassis. The record changer is probably a W604.

Remove the radio chassis, replace six 5uF, four 50uF, and two 100uf caps on the preamp board, and the speaker coupling caps (400uF) and the radio will sing again.

It was the right number for my Sams thanks for tht info!


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