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Topic: STANDARD MODEL E (Read 13 times)

bostonmike1
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STANDARD MODEL E
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Hello--- Does anyone have a Model E Standard or is familiar with the upper gearing? I have a few questions and would really appreciate your help. Thanks in advance,Michael.

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Topic: C 15 Edison Turntable (Read 13 times)

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C 15 Edison Turntable
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I have an Edison C 15 turntable for sale / trade. It spins after it's wound up so I'm assuming that it would be good for parts if nothing else. This phonograph does not have the cabinet, it's the turntable, gears etc.

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Topic: Cylinders! Fresh Edison Cylinders for sale! (Read 552 times)

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Re: Cylinders! Fresh Edison Cylinders for sale!
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Are these cylinders still for sale?

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Topic: Need Fireside, Standard parts (Read 18 times)

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Need Fireside, Standard parts
« Result #4 Yesterday at 11:07pm »

Need following for Edison Fireside A.
Back brackets on case to hold up bed plate.
Good half nut.
Crane
Fireside horn
K reproducer

And, for a model B Standard;
Gear train for motor
Crank
Orig. bedplate screws
Orig. Hinge screws to go into lower case.
Thanks.
Bill Cahill

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Topic: Cranking Question (Read 95 times)

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Re: Cranking Question
« Result #5 Yesterday at 4:41am »

I could be wrong, but I think it's got something to do with one metal being softer than the other, & the grease trapping any worn metal, turning it into a cutting compound??

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Topic: Cranking Question (Read 95 times)

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Re: Cranking Question
« Result #6 on Jan 3, 2010, 11:47pm »

Dec 30, 2009, 9:29am, nipper wrote:

where two of the same type metal/same material gears meet use grease and where a steel gear and brass gear meet use oil.

Bill, I'm curious about your advice regarding use of grease or oil, depending on the materials of the meshing gears. I am no mechanical expert, but I have never heard this before. My understanding has been that oil and grease are two different types of lubricants, designed for different kinds of conditions (different kinds of bearings or wearing surfaces). Namely, oil flows, and grease sticks in place. Why would you use oil with gears of different metals, and grease with gears of the same metal?

Thanks for your thoughts.

Jerry K

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Topic: Help with Amberola V mandrel, please? (Read 109 times)

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Re: Help with Amberola V mandrel, please?
« Result #7 on Jan 3, 2010, 3:58pm »

Hi Bill,

Wow! Many thanks for getting this info for me, I really appreciate it. I'll write to Gregg Cline right away. Now I can save my frustration for something other than trying to paint the markers by hand!

Happy New Year!

Larry

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Topic: Help with Amberola V mandrel, please? (Read 109 times)

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Re: Help with Amberola V mandrel, please?
« Result #8 on Jan 2, 2010, 11:36pm »

Hi Larry,

I checked with Gregg Cline and he now makes decals (new addition since last catalog) of the speed markers for your Amberola V. You can contact him at gcline@woh.rr.com
He will be able to supply the script decal for the corner as well.

Bill

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Topic: Diamond Disc Sleeves (Read 95 times)

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Re: Diamond Disc Sleeves
« Result #9 on Dec 31, 2009, 10:26pm »

Nice site.
They also have a limited supply of repro DD covers that you fold & glue yourself for $1.50.
Great idea to keep production costs down.

http://www.phonographs.org/store/product....pk33csdctcp00k1

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Topic: Diamond Disc Sleeves (Read 95 times)

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Re: Diamond Disc Sleeves
« Result #10 on Dec 31, 2009, 7:20pm »

Hello,
I found a site called Phonographs.org that has green heavy paper sleeves for sale at 50 for $24.95.
Pete

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