04-25-2019, 08:39 PM
A quick plunk of the IF transformer into Google yields 3 of them at Play Things of past...
1461-663 MERIT BC-372 262 KC IF OUTPUT, 5WIRE,1 1/8 1 10.00
1479-074 MERIT BC-372 262KC OUT, W/FIL,1 1/8",6WIRE 1 10.00
1505-855 MERIT BC-372 262KC OUT, W/FIL, 1 1/8,6WIRE 1 10.00
IMHO they will probably be NOS
Gary Schneider
http://www.oldradioparts.com/merit.txt
The Sams should have images of the chassis. What appears missing other than the IF transformer? Possibly a couplate? If so that can be made up with separate parts.
262 IF are generally found in auto radios.
This may be a "plain vanilla" if, no taps or gimmick caps. Scan and post the circuits for all of us to labor over
Yeppers, Merit BC-372 is 112-H6 Miller
See page 32 this pdf: https://www.americanradiohistory.com/Arc...log-59.pdf
Chas
1461-663 MERIT BC-372 262 KC IF OUTPUT, 5WIRE,1 1/8 1 10.00
1479-074 MERIT BC-372 262KC OUT, W/FIL,1 1/8",6WIRE 1 10.00
1505-855 MERIT BC-372 262KC OUT, W/FIL, 1 1/8,6WIRE 1 10.00
IMHO they will probably be NOS
Gary Schneider
http://www.oldradioparts.com/merit.txt
The Sams should have images of the chassis. What appears missing other than the IF transformer? Possibly a couplate? If so that can be made up with separate parts.
262 IF are generally found in auto radios.
This may be a "plain vanilla" if, no taps or gimmick caps. Scan and post the circuits for all of us to labor over
Yeppers, Merit BC-372 is 112-H6 Miller
See page 32 this pdf: https://www.americanradiohistory.com/Arc...log-59.pdf
Quote:Can I use a 455kc at 13 ohms(I think I could come up with that from the garage)Nope, it's not the ohms at all, it is the resonance...
Chas
Pliny the younger
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