Philips N3X84V/15

[chevy truck]

Hello Everybody.could Anybody Tell Me Anything About This Radio,found It In My Late Father-in-law's Garage.
Thanks Jon

[Station X]

I don't know about the /15 suffix, but it's a car radio made around 1958/1959:-

http://www.radiomuseum.org/r/philips_n3x84v.html

[chevy truck]

thanks for that.dose anybody have an idea of value for it.i dont know if it works.thanks jon

[Station X]

Valve based car radios are probably of more interest to classic car enthusiasts than to members of this forum, so you may not get a value here. The best thing to do is check similar items on eBay (search completed items) to get an idea of price.

I'm afraid you won't make a fortune though.

These radios sometimes had a separate power supply. If this model did and it's missing the radio is probably worthless.

[chevy truck]

it seams to have a separate unit on the back,would this be the power supply?
thanks for all the info.
jon

[Station X]

It could be. Sometimes the power supply is mounted remotely from the rest of the radio and the pair are connected by a multiway cable.

Assuming you radio has a 12V power lead/s, an antenna connection and a speaker connection it's probably complete.

[chevy truck]

that sounds about right.once again thanks for all you help.
cheers jon

[Ed_Dinning]

Hi John, before connecting it to a supply make sure if it is positive or negative earth. Early sets were not interchangable and usually positive earth.

Ed

[AC/HL]

Originally Posted by Station X

I don't know about the /15 suffix, but it's a car radio made around 1958/1959:-

http://www.radiomuseum.org/r/philips_n3x84v.html

/15 just means that it's a UK variant in some way.