06-15-2022, 05:06 PM
If I'm not mistaken (and I could be 
), the 70 uses six two-piece rubber supports. On my Philco model 29, I used three one-piece grommets from McMaster-Carr with rubber flatwashers to increase their thickness.
Details here:
https://ronsradios.com/2022/05/02/philco...on-part-5/
Correction: Renovated Radios offers original style two-piece grommets for Philco tuners here:
http://renovatedradios.com/product.php?product=320
The listing says it is for most 1933-1936 Philco models. As Model 70 is a 1931-32 model, these may or may not work. Try to measure an old one if it has not turned to powder, and order accordingly.
I don't think Renovated Radios had those in stock when I was rebuilding my Philco 29, as that was around the time the former owner was passing the torch to the new owner.
), the 70 uses six two-piece rubber supports. On my Philco model 29, I used three one-piece grommets from McMaster-Carr with rubber flatwashers to increase their thickness.Details here:
https://ronsradios.com/2022/05/02/philco...on-part-5/
Correction: Renovated Radios offers original style two-piece grommets for Philco tuners here:
http://renovatedradios.com/product.php?product=320
The listing says it is for most 1933-1936 Philco models. As Model 70 is a 1931-32 model, these may or may not work. Try to measure an old one if it has not turned to powder, and order accordingly.
I don't think Renovated Radios had those in stock when I was rebuilding my Philco 29, as that was around the time the former owner was passing the torch to the new owner.
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