[Phlogiston]

The chassis here is similar to the Allwave Super 6T, only, as I recall, it only has 5 tubes. I'll have to look again. Needless to say, I did not use a schematic for the restore.

Yah, I'm bad. I posted it on the other site (and my page) first. BUT no response there and I know you guys are smarter.

So has anybody seen this ~1934 Gilfillan?

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[klondike98]

No..haven't seen it before. (It won't help but at least you'll get a response )

[Jamie]

Good looking set! ... I like it. Gillifan seems to be one of those companies that produced a lot of undocumented radios.

[OldRestorer]

Quote:
I posted it on the other site (and my page) first. BUT no response there and I know you guys are smarter.

What am I, Chopped Liver?

[TA Forbes]

If you can get a hold of the Gernsback Official Radio Service Manual volume 6 (1936) I believe that your schematic for the Gilfillan Model 5-Tube All Wave Super is on page 521.

Tube line-up is 6A7, 78, 75, 42, and 80.

[Eliot Ness]

If you can get a hold of the Gernsback Official Radio Service Manual volume

There is a guy on eBay selling high resolution scans on DVD of these manuals, the complete set, volumes 1 thru 8. It's a great resource to have that includes many radios not listed in Riders.

[morzh]

Ahem....saw something that looks like this close to the wood line on my backyard. So this is where chopped liver comes from?

[Phlogiston]

I've always liked chopped liver.

I have that DVD, but the radio is done anyway. I didn't really need a schematic.