Tech Section: Online Schematics

Here we present certain older Philco schematics which did not originally have parts values marked on them. Our schematics have the parts values added!

Please note: Each schematic is a large JPG file. When clicking on a certain schematic, please be patient while it downloads.

Model 4	Models 14 & 91 (late)	Model 15
Model 19	Model 20 (early)	Model 20 (late)
Model 21	Model 30	Models 35 & 36
Model 37	Model 40	Model 41
Model 43	Model 46	Model 47
Model 50	Models 51, 52 & 551	Model 53
Model 54	Models 57 & 58	Model 60
Model 65	Model 70 (early)	Model 70 (late)
Model 71	Model 76	Model 77
Model 80	Model 80-A (CDN)	Model 81
Model 84	Model 86	Model 87
Model 89	Model 90 (2-45)	Model 90 (1-47)
Model 90 (2-47)	Model 91 (early)	Model 95 (early)
Model 95 (late)	Model 96	Model 111
Model 112 (early)	Model 112 (late)	Model 116PX
Model 296	Model 470	Model 490
	Model 511 Series

Note: The Model 19 link above leads to a page outlining all of the documented changes to Model 19. This page includes eleven different Model 19 schematics.
The Model 60 link above leads to a page outlining all of the documented changes to Model 60. This page includes eight different Model 60 schematics.
And the Model 89 link above leads to a page outlining all of the documented changes to Model 89. This page includes ten different Model 89 schematics.

Where can I obtain schematics for Philco models not listed above?

Nostalgia Air (online schematics from Rider's Manuals, available for free download)

Photocopies of schematics are also available from the following suppliers for a reasonable fee:
The Philco Repair Bench
Just Radios (American, Canadian and European schematics)
Radiotiques

How can I print these schematics?

Choose the schematic you want above.

Right-click on the schematic listing you need above, choose Save Target As, and save it to a folder on your hard drive.

After downloading the schematic, open your computer's photo editing software.

Photo editing software varies; let's use Paint Shop Pro as an example. Open the schematic in your photo editing software, then choose File, Print Preview.

In the Setup tab, set the picture so that it covers the entire page, centered, while maintaining the same aspect ratio.

Now print the schematic.

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