TEABERRY RADIO ADJUSTMENTS

[AudioShockwav]

Teaberry Model 'T': {L801, VC901, VC902, VR4}
Teaberry Racer 'T' (23 & 40 Ch): {L903, L905, VR6}
Teaberry Ranger 'T': {L36, TR32-AMC, VR7-ALC, VR6-AM PWR}
Teadberry Stalker 101: {L32, L30, VR7-AMC, CT7-ALC, VR8-AM PWR}
Teadberry Stalker 102: {L32, L30, VR7-AMC, CT7-ALC, VR8-AM PWR}
Teadberry Stalker 202: {L32, L30, VR7-AMC, CT7-ALC, VR8-AM PWR}
Teaberry StalkerIII: {L903, L905, VR8}
Teabery Stalker IV: {L12, L15, VR6}
Teaberry Stalker V: {L16, L14, VR4}
Teaberry Stalker VIII: {L12, L15, VR6}
Teaberry Stalker IX: {L36, TR32-AMC, VR7-ALC, VR6-AM PWR}
Teaberry Stalker XII: {L16, L13, VR6}
Teaberry Stalker XV: {L36, TR32-AMC, VR7-ALC, VR6-AM PWR}
Teaberry Stalker XX: {L36, TR32-AMC, VR7-ALC, VR6-AM PWR}
Teaberry 'T' Charlie: {L903, L905, VR7}
Teaberry "T" Command: {L15, L12, L11, VR5}
Teaberry "T" Dispatch: {L13, L15, L301, VR3}
Teaberry 'T' Control (4009): {L903, L905, VR6}
Teaberry Titan "T": {L15, L12, L11, VR5}

 

[613nwct]

I just purchased a teaberry stalker IX with tr32 missing, trying to figure out what is supposed to be there so I can replace it, the audio is horrible with that hack mod done, I personally just like to tune them and call it a day without cutting mod limiters, gotta remember they’re supposed to be in there for a reason

 

[Woody-202]

I just purchased a teaberry stalker IX with tr32 missing, trying to figure out what is supposed to be there so I can replace it, the audio is horrible with that hack mod done, I personally just like to tune them and call it a day without cutting mod limiters, gotta remember they’re supposed to be in there for a reason

tr32 is a 2SC945A-Q

 

[Tallman]

Sorry I could not resist.

https://www.bing.com/search?q=teaberry+shuffle&pc=MOZI&form=MOZLBR

 

[613nwct]

tr32 is a 2SC945A-Q

is there a schematic or parts list anywhere?

 

[NZ8N]

Teaberry Stalker IX and XV Schematics

 

[LeapFrog]

is there a schematic or parts list anywhere?

The 2SC945 was a fairly common NPN transistor, I believe the "A" signifies that it's suitable for Audio Frequency amplification (& low speed switching);
"Q" denotes classification of hFE, Q would be an hFE range of 135-270.

To avoid weeding through the mountain of fake parts commonly found on amazon/ebay,
I recommend purchasing this component from a reputable retailer.
Some retailers have a minimum purchase requirement (though Mouser doesn't)!

You could try finding a modern component that would be functionally equivalent,
this would be easier than locating the (new old stock) OEM part.

The Fairchild/ON Semi KSC945YTA looks to be suitable at a glance!