Regency MR-10, Looking for Schematic

[W8HDU]

I have a rather nice Regency MR-10 VHF/High receiver, and after sitting for 30 years I would like to referb and align it.

I have an email into Sams, haven't heard from them yet. But does anyone know where I might find a service manual on-line? I've searched pretty deep using Google, Bing, Yandex, and Yahoo.

Or does anyone have an original copy they want to sell?

Fred/W8HDU

 

[rgchristy]

I think that this might be yours:

Monitoradio MR-10 B Commercial Re Regency brand of I.D |Radiomuseum.org

Monitoradio MR-10 B Commercial Re Regency brand of I.D.E.A., build 1964 ??, 9 pictures, 8 tubes, United States of America , schematics, semiconductors

www.radiomuseum.org

A list that includes other variations:

Regency from Action Radio - Monitoradio/Executive Scanner AC | Radiomuseum.org

Regency from Action Radio - Monitoradio/Executive Scanner ACT-E10 H/L to World Traveler, United States of America (USA), 426 pictures, 199 schematics

www.radiomuseum.org

This listing includes a manual/service guide:

Vintage Regency Monitoradio MR-10D | eBay

Tubes appear to work, but I don't know if it will actually pick up anything on the frequency range it uses. Included with the radio is the original manual/service guide.

ebay.us

He may sell you a copy.

Not sure if this helps:

Monitoradio MR-10 FM-Receiver Commercial Re Regency brand of I.D |Radiomuseum.org

Monitoradio MR-10 FM-Receiver Commercial Re Regency brand of I.D.E.A., build 1956 ?, 12 pictures, 8 schematics, 8 tubes, United States of America

www.radiomuseum.org

Interesting thread:

https://antiqueradios.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=1805039#p1805039

Here's where it gets weird. I don't know what a Regency MR-10 has to do with a homebrew guitar amp, but it does have schematics:

Regency MR-10 conversion

I was watching a D-lab video on youtube (this one) the other day, and he was talking about buying an old MR-10 (like this) for the power transformer, and building a little 3W amp out of it (screencap schem attached). I found one on ebay for $30 shipped and thought I would give it a try. It's not...

www.tdpri.com

Good luck in your quest.