The list of my radio & TV collection!
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Peter;
I like Canadian General Electric sets, whilst the model numbers are often the same as their U.S General Electr...Arran — 05:44 PM |
Electrolytic restuffing/internals
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Did as suggested. Cut can with hacksaw, removed internals, attached new 8mf cap - with ample use of cardboard and elec...bridkarl — 03:36 PM |
The list of my radio & TV collection!
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For fans of antique radio...
My new video...
How to test radio tubes on a Hickok 530B tube tester?
Test radio tubes o...RadioSvit — 01:25 PM |
philcorepairbench.com - shadow-meter
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Thank you
Billpoulsbobill — 11:53 AM |
philcorepairbench.com - shadow-meter
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Hi, Try here
Philco Service Hints & Tips, Number 1
It's from the web archive (Way Back Machine).Keith — 10:17 AM |
PT-6 finished!!
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Hi Arran,
Yes, you are correct, the "nominal" voltage for these Loctal tubes was the same 6.3 or 12.6 V as...MrFixr55 — 07:48 AM |
PT-6 finished!!
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Actually the Loctal tube series, with number beginning with "14" are 12.6 volt tubes, at 150 ma, I'm not sure ...Arran — 02:14 AM |
philco predicta
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The model is the holiday without UHF It has no sound and I don't have an oscilloscope or signal generator.cgl18 — 08:51 PM |
Philco model 38 code 121 not receiving signal.
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I will definitely check my lead length and wire dressing. Thanks for the ideas.Stormlord5500 — 08:06 PM |
Philco model 38 code 121 not receiving signal.
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Do make sure that you twist the 3 wires from the chassis to the transformer, and dress away from tubes, especially audio...MrFixr55 — 07:38 PM |