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Philco 71B Code 125 with Shadow Meter Info
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I've looked at everything Geoff has, but there is no help about stringing the tuner and no schematics showing the shadow meter. On the link you referenced above, I see the 71H which is shown with a shadow meter and the same escutcheon as mine.

Anyway, if anyone has a 71 series radio, I wonder if all the dials used a dial cord, or if that too was only on the later ones. If anyone has a picture or diagram, I'd appreciate it.

I answered my own question about the 70 vs 71 tuning condenser, and though they look the same, the number of plates is different (I think 9 on the 71 and 10 on the 70) so, I didn't get the 70 tuner.

One of these days when I get home early enough and have the time, I'll take pictures and post them here.

Thanks.

Regards,

Dan


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RE: Philco 71B Code 125 with Shadow Meter Info - by ntsc525 - 07-18-2017, 02:29 AM



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