CANADIAN MARCONI HOME ENTERTAINMENT - MODELs 183 and 183A Type: 6 tube, portable ,superheterodyne receiver which can be operated from AC/DC power mains or dry batteries.
Frequency range: 538 to 1525 KHz
Circa: ?
Tube lineup: 1A7, 1N5, 1H5, 1T5 (audio out for DC operation) 35L6 ( audio out for AC operation) 35Z5
Audio power: 1.5 watts on AC operation
135 mw on battery operation.
Speaker: 5.25 inch permanent magnetInput power:
AC operation - 115 VAC 25/60 Hz 29 watts
DC operation - 1.5 VAC 'A' cell at 0.2 amps
2 x 45 V 'B' batteries at 8 ma
Dimensions: ?
This image, from the Marconi service manual .suggests that the model 183 did not have a protective front cover and perhaps a different cabinet finish. Does anyone have an actual photo of the 183 radio? Contact: jerry.proc@sympatico.ca |
183A PHOTOS
183A front view. A protective front cover is in the retracted position. |
183A closeup of dial and power selector switch. |
183A top view |
183A botton view |
183A with front protective cover in the deployed position. When the latch is released, the door lifts up and slides into the top. |
183A rear view. The panel just snaps into place with two clips about two thirds of the way up. |
All 183A photos in this table by Dan Walker |
183A with rear cover detached |
183A showing the complete rear sub-panel. To remove the chassis there are two screws on the side. Taking them out enables the chassis to slide out. |
183A showing the back panel in the swung-down position. |
183A battery connectors. |
183A nameplate |
All 183A photos in this table by Dan Walker |
183A - Basic servicing data 183A - Top view of warranty registration card. 183A - Bottom of warranty registration card. All 183A images in this table by Dan Walker Contributors or References:
1) Canadian Marconi Service Manual - Volume 1
2) Dan Walker <danwwalker45(at)gmail.com>
Feb 15/24