11-19-2025, 12:04 AM
Hi richard,
2 of the 3 are easily explained, as RCA Victor built both the RCA and the GE sets. Emerson may have built their own, but they may have bought the circuit rights from RCA. This is not uncommon. The Arvin Rythm Baby had a unique 4 tube circuit using a 6A7 RF, a 6F7 (pentode / triode) as an IF and biased "power" detector and a 41 as an output tube, and an 80 rectifier. This too is the same as an RCA radio whose model number escapes me.
2 of the 3 are easily explained, as RCA Victor built both the RCA and the GE sets. Emerson may have built their own, but they may have bought the circuit rights from RCA. This is not uncommon. The Arvin Rythm Baby had a unique 4 tube circuit using a 6A7 RF, a 6F7 (pentode / triode) as an IF and biased "power" detector and a 41 as an output tube, and an 80 rectifier. This too is the same as an RCA radio whose model number escapes me.
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