06-18-2018, 08:49 PM
Here's my answer to your question #5:
3.75 meg isn't too bad, but I believe I would go with the original value of 2 meg.
Back when I was more into 1920s three dial battery sets, I found that the "sweet spot" for grid leaks was 2 meg. With a 2 meg grid leak I would always obtain the best reception and the most signals. This also held true for Philco models 80 and 84, even though they originally used a 4 meg grid leak.
Again, that was my experience - YMMV.
3.75 meg isn't too bad, but I believe I would go with the original value of 2 meg.
Back when I was more into 1920s three dial battery sets, I found that the "sweet spot" for grid leaks was 2 meg. With a 2 meg grid leak I would always obtain the best reception and the most signals. This also held true for Philco models 80 and 84, even though they originally used a 4 meg grid leak.
Again, that was my experience - YMMV.
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Ron Ramirez
Ferdinand IN
