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 Post subject: Channel Master 6560A Need schematic
PostPosted: May Tue 01, 2012 4:07 am 
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Does anyone have a schematic and the dial cord arrangement for a Channel Master 6560A?
I came across this set, changed electrolytics and it works good. However the dial cord broke and the cord is worn and weak. I'd like to string a new one but I'm not sure of the pattern.
BTW, of all the problems that I encountered in fixing radios, the dial cords have been the most challenging and a pain in the ____. Some have been easy, but I've also had some real difficult ones. Ken


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 Post subject: Re: Channel Master 6560A Need schematic
PostPosted: May Tue 01, 2012 11:00 pm 
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Ken,

Here is the dial stringing guide for the Channel Master 6550, maybe the same as the 6560A? 6560 is in Sams TSM-58, email or PM for a scan of the schematic.


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 Post subject: Re: Channel Master 6560A Need schematic
PostPosted: May Wed 02, 2012 2:09 am 
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 Post subject: Re: Channel Master 6560A Need schematic
PostPosted: May Wed 02, 2012 12:51 pm 
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Thank you Meade for the diagram, it helped a lot. Saved me some time and frustration. Ken


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 Post subject: Re: Channel Master 6560A Need schematic
PostPosted: May Thu 03, 2012 1:38 am 
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Thank you Mitch for the schematic. It's very helpful. Meade, I appreciate your offer for the schematic but I'm all set. Thanks again. You both helped me a lot. Ken


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