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PHILIPS 727A |
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![Front View [16K]](727_frnt.jpg)
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| NOTES |
A nice not-so-little bakelite set built up on 3 chassis ! The
same chassis's were used in a similar design, the Mullard MAS6 (opposite)which
was released in July 1936 for £9 9s 6d. |
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| SERVICE DATA | Thanks to Arjan & Karin at "A World of Wireless" for supplying a copy of the Philips service manual. |
| CURRENT STATE | Clean, no cracks and complete although it requires a new speaker grill
cloth. Apparently long wave is working, but I'll not apply any power before
a thorough checking out. The case is bakelite but on a wooden base. Some woodworm have had a slap-up meal on the base but looks like they've moved on. Just in case, however, the radio is quarentened until I can chemically nuke the wood. |
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WHERE FOUND |
Acquired from the November 2000 NVCF for £28 |
![Rear View [18K]](727_back.jpg)
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