Juke Boxes , any pointer to technical overview ?

I don't know, but it might be interesting to do a search on Rock-Ola to see what comes up.

I recall on the news a few years ago, I heard Mr. Rockola died. Many people thought the name was some sort of play on words using a combination of "Rock 'n Roll" and "Victrola", but there really was a fellow named Rockola who founded the company.

-- Gary E. Tayman/Tayman Electrical Sound Solutions For Classic Cars

Manuals and parts are available from some of the following.

Hope this helps. Glen

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Fred

N Cook wrote:

What's wrong with it? I used to work on them a couple of life times ago. The amplifiers are pretty straight forward. There is a rotating drum with moving contacts on it that sometimes need to be cleaned. There are motors running the record carousel and the gripper arm motor. Always start with the power supply and work out from there.

Bob

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yea, David Rockola. PERFECT name, isnt it?

there's another one I heard like that which I cannot recall right now. Anyone else know a "perfect named" person?

Mark Oppat

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people

"Rock

A dentist I had to see while in the US Army was named Captain. Hurt.

Dr. I. P. Goode. Urologist.

general

mechanicals/electro-mechanicals

An optician called (I)an Strain.

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Dave Plowman snipped-for-privacy@davenoise.co.uk London SW To e-mail, change noise into sound.

I went to school with a lad called Richard ( Dick ) Head .... and he really was. I wonder where he is now ?

Arfa

"Arfa Daily" wrote in news:DQtgf.3079$ snipped-for-privacy@newsfe5-win.ntli.net:

We had a whole family of Fuchs in our town.

There was Amy Fuchs.....and she did.

There was also Emily Fuchs, but I never heard whether she did or not.

What a terrible name to give innocent, or even not-so-innocent kids...(c;

Oh, it's pronounced Foosh. Now aren't you ashamed?

Thomas T Crapper. I've got an original cast iron high level cistern so labelled in the outside toilet of my 1884 house in London. They built things to last in those days. ;-)