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Originally Posted by Electronic M
I used to have one. It wasn't a stellar performer and the cabinet was beat up so I got rid of it. I think it took 90V for the B+ supply and 1.5V for the A supply...the A supply voltage is easy to confirm by googling for the data sheet for 2-3 of the tubes and using the lowest filament voltage. (The audio outputs of battery radios often used a tube of double the A battery voltage with a center tap...the ends of the center taped filament would be jumppered together to halve the opperating voltage and double the current)
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I got it mostly as a curiosity piece as I've never owned a battery powered tube radio set before, and thought it would be an interesting piece to try and fix up.