07-20-2013, 04:36 PM
Jayce, also check the transformers and other coils. This set might be prime for a "static" display and not worth the cost to get it back and running. I'm surprised that 24V would allow that to perform well but what do I know? 
The one I was looking at had 4 of the output tubes in parallel push pull. Just that made it for me not worth the money as I like my radios to work. There is a nice picture of the model I was looking at on Radio Attic and the picture was posted by a member of the alternate forum. He had a nice picture of the radio and a 32V powersupply he had made to run the radio and fitted nicely into the table top cabinet. If the radio had not seen the nice 120V voltage, I would have gone for it. Four output tubes gone and guessing another and at least a transformer, seemed a little pricey. Best of luck on the radio, it's nice looking.
Jerry
The one I was looking at had 4 of the output tubes in parallel push pull. Just that made it for me not worth the money as I like my radios to work. There is a nice picture of the model I was looking at on Radio Attic and the picture was posted by a member of the alternate forum. He had a nice picture of the radio and a 32V powersupply he had made to run the radio and fitted nicely into the table top cabinet. If the radio had not seen the nice 120V voltage, I would have gone for it. Four output tubes gone and guessing another and at least a transformer, seemed a little pricey. Best of luck on the radio, it's nice looking.Jerry
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