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Hi guys
I downloaded schematics for my Philco 41-250 form a website who had them for free. (the price was right).
Anyway they leave a little to be desired regarding quality (readability). Is it safe to assume if I purchase schematics online they will be of better quality and include a parts list?
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Did you go to nostalgia air ?They have good schematics.
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denver Wrote:Did you go to nostalgia air ?They have good schematics.
Denver.
Yes, that's where I got them. I've got many from there with no issues.
The one i need now is shrunk pretty bad and blowing it up distorts it a lot.
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Dont worry there will be more advice from other member before days out.
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TimC Wrote:Hi guys
I downloaded schematics for my Philco 41-250 form a website who had them for free. (the price was right).
Anyway they leave a little to be desired regarding quality (readability). Is it safe to assume if I purchase schematics online they will be of better quality and include a parts list?
From my site yes, and a lot more comprehensive too. Schematic enlargement(s), production change notes, if any, etc.
See the Schematic Info page on my site and read the details there on ordering.
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