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I am picking up this rogers Sunday, and the only information I have is the type which is TYPE 24.
Can someone tell me the model?
Dan in Calgary
Looks like a 1935 Rogers model 1065
https://radioatticarchives.com/radio.htm?radio=9892
Tony
Thanks Tony, I finally did figure it out although the one I am, getting has no legs,
so I guess someone cut them off. It also has a output tube 6H7M and I hope it is good.
I am told that Rogers only made this tube for a few years.
Dan in Calgary
This radio is a 10-65 with a bad 6H7M tube.
I have a 6H7 tube that is spray shielded with a silver coating.
I tested it with an adapter and it tests good.
After bringing up the radio with a variac it works, but it will need a recap.
I consider myself lucky because I find that the tube is VERY hard to get ,
and to replace it you have to rewire in another tube
I also had to redo the tuning drum and it has wire instead of string.
About a year ago I bought some of this radio wire at an estate sale so it worked fine.
The challenge was that the drum is the same as a 10-12 with four bands and this radio only has three bands.
I had to test the transformer and a few things before I brought it up on a variac . It did work so I could find out where the BC band was in order to set up the drum correctly.
Every time I go to an estate sale I look for anything that I might use for radio repair and this time it worked out very well.
Dan in Calgary
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