The Scott Allwave 15 is an improved version of the Scott Allwave 12 Deluxe.  The major improvements are the addition of a tuning meter driver tube, BFO, and push pull 2nd. audio stage.  The output wattage was increased using a pair of 2A3 in place of 45 tubes in the final audio output stage.  There were two versions of the Allwave 15, the early version had the 55 2nd detector tube set up as a half wave R.F. rectifier while the late version had the 55 2nd detector tube set up as a full wave R.F. rectifier.  I acquired this set in 1989 in a trade, of a Scott Worlds Record Shield Grid AC 10, with a prominent Scott collector in California.

Tube Line Up: Tuner
58...R.F. Amplifier
2A7...1st. Detector / Mixer
56...Oscillator
58...1st. I.F. Amplifier
58...2nd. I.F. Amplifier
58...3rd. I.F. Amplifier
55...2nd. Detector / AVC
56...Tuning Meter Driver
56...Beat Oscillator
56...1st. Audio Stage
56 x 2...2nd. Push Pull Audio Stage
Tube Line Up: Amplifier / Power Supply
2A3 x 2...Push Pull Audio Output
5Z3...Rectifier

Frequency Ranges:
BC Band (White Band)...540 kHz - 1500 kHz
SW-1 Band (Green Band)...1.5 MHz - 4 MHz
SW-2 Band (Red Band)...4 MHz - 10 MHz
SW-3 Band (Purple Band)...10 MHz - 23 MHz
I.F. Frequency...465 kHz

Dementions:
Hight...8.5 inches
Wedth...22.5 inches
Depth...11 inches

Power Source:
AC...120 Volts

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    The schematic for this radio can be found in the Rider manual Vol. XV, Scott Trans. pages 23 to 29.  You can also view the schematics and information, of this radio, at the Nostalgia Air web site by clicking on the links below.

Schematics and Information

This fold out sales flier measures 5.25 x 3.25 inches. It's one of the more common Scott sales fliers to be found today and regularly pops up on ebay.