wurlitzer 310 cabinet. First Leslie?

[ctrl]

Hi there, was curious if anyone could tell me about this cabinet I just picked up. I don't have a corresponding organ to test it. Looks like pins 1 and 6 would be signal in, 2 and 5 motor relay, and 3 and 4 AC. What voltage is it expecting on the AC pins? Is this AC to power the motor? I am pretty handy at radio repair, and would like to test things while I figure out what to do with it. Any help would be great. When I plug it in, there is no result.

[ctrl]

Ok, so the motor works. The cabinet has been refinished. I am still not positive on the pinout, or voltage to apply to the ac pins. Does anyone know what sort of power a corresponding organ would produce? Or... what that organ might be so I can look?

[tdh25k]

There is another thread right below yours about a Wurlitzer 500 that would seem to be applicable. More conversation going on there.... I'd follow that.

Also, as always, this:
http://www.captain-foldback.com/Leslie_sub/pinouts.htm

[ctrl]

I have been watching that. Mine is a bit different, and according to a few sources is the first leslie design to be manufactured. I will post some photos once I figure out how.

[ctrl]

I have been watching that. Mine is a bit different, and according to a few sources is the first leslie design to be manufactured. I will post some photos.

[jdoc]

any date codes on speakers or other parts???

[ctrl]

any date codes on speakers or other parts???

According to this site, it is a 30s serial number.
http://www.provide.net/~cfh/pots.html

[ctrl]

The last patent number, however, indicates 40s.

Publication number	US2343728 A
Publication type	Grant
Publication date	Mar 7, 1944
Filing date	Jun 29, 1940
Priority date	Jun 29, 1940
Inventors	Zuck Victor I
Original Assignee	Everett Piano Company
Export Citation	BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
Referenced by (1), Classifications (7)
External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet

https://www.google.com/patents/US2343728

[muckelroy]

EIA code 103? What manufacturer is that?

Also, enlighten me about that top rotor. And 2 amps? This is... interesting to say the least.

[jdoc]

that is the Electrostatic reed patent for the organ

[muckelroy]

Perhaps this may help. Interesting, if true.

https://www.organforum.com/forums/sh...l=1#post434643

[ctrl]

Thank you for the link. This supports the information I had seen previously. Mine also says tremulant. The rotator works fine. It was a standard 120 plug, so I was able to test that at least. Still looking for a voltage being put out by the 31.

[jdoc]

Paul is pretty knowledgeable