Looking for schematic & tuneup information for Hallicrafters S-103

[rayfri]

AHHHH Yes.... the good old s-103.   Before I got my first license as a ham
(Novice).... I used one of those to listen to SW broadcasts and hams half
the night....
Some fond memories.......
Ray  wa7itz

Bob And Bettina Groh wrote:

> Gentlemen,
>
> I'm looking for some information for a friend of mine (Lee Holmes,
> W0RDL).  He recently acquired a Hallicrafters S-103 and has been unable
> to find a schematic or alignment information for it (he already checked
> all the available Sams documents).  If anyone could send him or me any
> sources for these, both of us would appreciate it.  The S-103 is up and
> working but needs an alignment badly.  Thanks!
>
> 73
> Bob Groh, WA2CKY
>
> P.S. to Lee:
> The S-103 (aka 'Continental' 1956-57) is a cute little radio!  Dachis
> says it is the same as the Hallicrafters 5R40, 41 and 42 except for case
> color.  By the way the other radio (the metal cased portable) we were
> struggling to remember the name of is a 'Minerva' and probably was the
> model W117 "Tropic Master", 1946, about $35 to $45 in Bunis book.
>
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