Thank you to all those who have contributed service manuals

I'm trying to build a library of circuits and service data for old valve and transistor radios. There are many available on the internet, but at a price. I would rather share my circuits and manuals with others than try to make money out of them. Thanks to all those who have contributed by sending in manuals. Please, keep them coming.

Thanks to Frederick for the Trader Sheets. I hope to be adding some soon.

PLEASE NOTE - MAKES AND MODEL NUMBERS

Mullard formed a partnership with Philips in 1927. Philips continued to use the brand name 'Mullard' until 1988. This is why you might find that a Philips manual only lists the Mullard radio, or vice versa. Mullard and Philips weren't the only ones to confuse things. If you download a manual for an HMV radio, for example, and you get a Marconi manual, it's probably the one you're looking for. You will also find, for example, that the listing for an Ekco A144 radio brings up the manual for the Ekco A104 and U109. In this case, the chassis are similar or identical. Do look through the manual before discarding it as incorrect.

Some of the radio manuals listed above are only circuit diagrams. However, the schematics can often be enough to help in fault finding. Full service data on vintage valve radios and some transistor radios has been included where possible. I aim to add more makes and models soon. The service data above is all I have so please don't email me asking for anything else.

COPYRIGHT

I once put a few Avo circuits on the web site. I was called a plagiarist, a thief and God knows what else. The circuits were sent to me in good faith but, apparently, they'd been 'stolen' from another site. If I have a service manual for a Bush radio and I scan it and place it on the web, I don't own the copyright. If anyone owns the rights, it's Bush. Some of the above circuits were sent to me by people from around the world. Maybe a few were 'stolen' from other web sites, but I can't be sure. If you see a circuit that has obviously been ripped from your web site and, if you're really upset about it, e-mail me.

YOU CANNOT CLAIM COPYRIGHT IF YOU'VE SCANNED SOMETHING