This page is all about my Antique Console Tube Radio
Looking for any feedback at all about restoration on the cabinet.
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General Electric E-106 10 Tube Radio
This was a gift from my brother back in 1990 and it did work. Needs a new plug and cord before I will use it. I will do this last of all. Hasn't been turned on since the day I got it just to see if it would work. It did work beautifully. The radio was on about 3 minutes or less. The light in the dial worked too. |
Watermark On The Top
Quite a big spot ! Not sure if the whole veneer top will peel off with some heat or not. |
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BACK OF E-106
Looking At The Tubes In The Radio. There Are A Total Of 10 Tubes. They Are:6A8, 6F5, 6J7, 6K7, 6K7, 6K7, 6C5, 6L6, 6H6, & 5Z4. Looking For One Of Each Of These Tubes To Replace The Ones In The Radio. |
GENERAL ELECTRIC STICKER INSIDE RADIO
This is a the sticker inside the back of the radio. It has no date of Manufacture but, was made in Bridgeport, Connecticut.
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SPEAKER AND TRANSFORMER
The Speaker Is In Good Shape But, Not Sure If The Transformer Put Out What Its Suppose To. I Just Got A New Multimeter To Check Out The Circuts. I Also Just Purchased A Surperior TW-11 Tube Tester But, Hasn't Come In The Mail Yet. |
THE GRILL CLOTH IS IN EXCELLENT SHAPE
Checking out the grill cloth its in great shape ! Being from 1938 there is no tears at all in this material. Not really sure if it was changed before we got it in 1990.
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GENERAL ELECTRIC E-106 SCHEMATICS
This is a page I found of the wiring diagram of my E-106 radio. This does list all the tube numbers and is a great help. |
