[Jim Dutridge]

Is there a reference somewhere where you can punch in Philco part numbers and see what models those parts were used in?

[morzh]

I believe there is that document, and I think we might have it in the Library.

[Jim Dutridge]

I looked thru the documents and did not see one. Might have missed it though.

[klondike98]

Jim,
We have this index put together by Dale Cook but I don't think that is quite what you are looking for.

The Parts section of the library has some parts catalogs and listings of some parts numbers and specifications in a tabular form.

So I think the answer is... no, we don't have that kind of cross reference of parts and radio model numbers.

[morzh]

https://philcoradio.com/library/download...201937.pdf


This document has at least some tables of models and parts used.

Example: Choke 32-7572, used in 604 radio.

Search for that choke and you will get to the table (starts at p.34) "Replacement Parts..Philco Home Radios" that shows models and parts used.
Granted, this is for years 36-37, but perhaps there are similar tables for other years also.

[Jim Dutridge]

Thank you morzh, that is exactly what I was looking for. Now , is there some where that shows pinouts for Philco power transformers? None of the early service manuals show any sort of diagrams for them.

[morzh]

That I wouldn't know, but sometimes the radio document itself shows one, same as the capacitor cans' etc pinouts.

[radiorich]

hello Jim,
So you Are telling me mike is our own AI program !!
I did not know the forum had that set up like that that is a handy tool .

Sincerely Richard

[RodB]

Richard, I have a soft button on my tablet labeled "AI Mike". Works every time.

[morzh]

I protest. I detest AI.
Plus this find from some time ago I owed to old no-AI Google search.