04-04-2007, 02:41 PM
Tad,
Yes, that was the one I referred to, the shadow meter bulb.
With the other one, it was a matter of completing the circuit to ground to get it to light. You can probably get a replacement socket with a mounting flange at a nearby electronics store (it's possible Radio Shack might have something that'll work), or Antique Electronics Supply for sure would have something.
Chuck has more detailed info on resistor wattages, but I can tell you the majority of resistors are 1/2 watt. A few in the power supply section will of course be higher. Avoid using 1/4 watt resistors on stuff this old.
Good luck!
Bill
Yes, that was the one I referred to, the shadow meter bulb.
With the other one, it was a matter of completing the circuit to ground to get it to light. You can probably get a replacement socket with a mounting flange at a nearby electronics store (it's possible Radio Shack might have something that'll work), or Antique Electronics Supply for sure would have something.
Chuck has more detailed info on resistor wattages, but I can tell you the majority of resistors are 1/2 watt. A few in the power supply section will of course be higher. Avoid using 1/4 watt resistors on stuff this old.
Good luck!
Bill
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