Thread: Old FADA radio
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Old 08-01-2019, 12:12 AM
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Originally Posted by WISCOJIM View Post
I wouldn't call that weird. Beitmans are the "most often needed" schematics, and if the 176 was a low production model, it wouldn't be needed often at all.






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OK I give you that one.
But I still think its interesting (probably a better way of saying it) that there isn't much information on Fada Radios in general out there including service information.

The only Fada Radios that seem to have any decent information out there about them are the old Fada "Bullet" radios from the late 1940s and early 1950s and that's only because they seem to have a cult following in the art deco world.
Whereas most of, if not all of the wooden radios Fada made are not as desirable or not as heavily collected by radio collectors or collectors in general and so because of that I think that's why there's so little information out there about the wooden Fada radios.

At least that's my experience anyways.
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