09-17-2014, 10:28 PM
No;
It's not impossible to find a correct label to scan, there is a very active antique radio club in London, Ontario, if someone else has a 37-3116X that would be the organization to see. One thing that you will have to note, regardless of whether it is a Toronto built 37-3116X, or a Philadelphia built 37-116X, is what tube layout the set used. There were a number of different code numbers for these sets such as "Code 121" for example, different code numbers used different tube numbers and slightly different circuitry. You need to find one from a set that uses the same tube layout as yours, you can always photoshop the model number to make it correct.
Regards
Arran
It's not impossible to find a correct label to scan, there is a very active antique radio club in London, Ontario, if someone else has a 37-3116X that would be the organization to see. One thing that you will have to note, regardless of whether it is a Toronto built 37-3116X, or a Philadelphia built 37-116X, is what tube layout the set used. There were a number of different code numbers for these sets such as "Code 121" for example, different code numbers used different tube numbers and slightly different circuitry. You need to find one from a set that uses the same tube layout as yours, you can always photoshop the model number to make it correct.
Regards
Arran
