87T1 Radio RCA RCA Victor Co. Inc.; New York NY, build 1937, 6 pictures, 9 schematics, 7 tubes, United States of America , semiconductors, Broadcast Receiver

The dual electrolytic capacitor behind is disconnected, and modern ones under the chassis do its job. This set was made for sale in spanish-speaking countries. The label reads in Spanish: "By connecting here an RCA phono adapter, you will convert this receiver into a magnificent radio-phonograph." Nice, huh? Here is the inside of the repaired ...

Stunning seven-tube pre-WWII RCA with a bright green Magic Tuning Eye that is stand out gorgeous with its curved grille, inlay accents and massive illuminated dial. The cabinet has been refinished using the very finest toning and finishing lacquers, producing a gorgeous luster, paying respect to the original detailed finish.

2020年11月21日 · Minwax golden oak and dark aniline dye for the bottom molding and and the top edge. Used JB Weld to repair the gap at the bottom of the bezel and a Mohawk stain stick to match the color. Grill cloth is a piece I ordered from Radiodaze. The …

2022年12月4日 · 1930s RCA Victrola radio, I believe its a 87T or 87T1 model not too sure. It powers on but has a hum. I think it needs some components replaced and a new tuner band, it seems to slip as its a bit loose. Located in Easton, CT, can ship. I have a few more photos but it will only let me post one. Message me and I will email them to you. Thanks!

Real nice vintage 1930's RCA Victor Model 87T1 Tube Table radio-sold as is-powers up and plays great-clear with no hum-nice cabinet-with no major nicks or damage-grille cloth has a few holes, clean chassis-speaker good with no tears.

2006年5月4日 · I want to determine whether the transformer on the RCA 86T3, 87T1 has gone bad because it heats up very quickly as does the 5W4. A simple test using the homemade …

2013年3月15日 · My restored Philco 37-610 drifts on the high shortwave band until about fifteen minutes after being switched on. I think it takes a while for some components to stabilize. I'm finding that a radio hasn't necessarily "warmed up" just because the tubes are operating. Also, I think vacuum tubes have trouble handling higher frequencies.

This RCA is from 1937 according to . They describe it as a Superheterodyne using 7 tubes (6A8; 6K7; 6H6; 6F5; 6U5; 6F6; 5W4). It has Broadcast (AM) and Shortwave bands (see dial photo). They say it has a 6" speaker 2.2W out. Dimensions are about 19" x 11" x 9" and it weighs about 17 pounds. The one for sale here has bad cabinet damage.

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