10-04-2012, 06:39 PM
Yes, but the 118 has a 260 kc IF - the 97 has a 460 kc IF, I think.
I feel that the 97 was a sort of "prototype" with low production numbers, to demonstrate what the 1936 "600 series" of sets would be like. Notice the 97 is the only 1935 Philco model with the square RF shields and adjustments on top of these cans, like many 1936 Philco models.
I feel that the 97 was a sort of "prototype" with low production numbers, to demonstrate what the 1936 "600 series" of sets would be like. Notice the 97 is the only 1935 Philco model with the square RF shields and adjustments on top of these cans, like many 1936 Philco models.
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Ron Ramirez
Ferdinand IN
