07-17-2018, 07:38 AM
Welcome!
By "antique cabinet" do you mean a radio? Or just the cabinet?
I have recently restored 41-280.
So. It would be helpful if you provided photos of what you have. Cabinet and, if there is the chassis inside etc - all the electronics, meaning the chassis - top, bottom, speaker and such.
41-280 is a simple radio but might present a challenge due to the rubber-coated wiring that may or may not be disintegrating in which case aside from repairing electronics you will also have to fully re-wire the whole thing, which is what many if us have done, and it is not a complex task, but it requires patience.
This is my thread about it:
http://philcoradio.com/phorum/showthread...ght=41-280
You will need:
A DMM (volt-ohm meter), a soldering iron, a Variac is desirable, a tube tester is very desirable and in the end you will need a signal generator.
Also - wires, wire-rosin-core solder and such.
Good luck.
By "antique cabinet" do you mean a radio? Or just the cabinet?
I have recently restored 41-280.
So. It would be helpful if you provided photos of what you have. Cabinet and, if there is the chassis inside etc - all the electronics, meaning the chassis - top, bottom, speaker and such.
41-280 is a simple radio but might present a challenge due to the rubber-coated wiring that may or may not be disintegrating in which case aside from repairing electronics you will also have to fully re-wire the whole thing, which is what many if us have done, and it is not a complex task, but it requires patience.
This is my thread about it:
http://philcoradio.com/phorum/showthread...ght=41-280
You will need:
A DMM (volt-ohm meter), a soldering iron, a Variac is desirable, a tube tester is very desirable and in the end you will need a signal generator.
Also - wires, wire-rosin-core solder and such.
Good luck.
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