01-20-2015, 12:30 AM
Mike;
I see, so the model 62 that Kirk has is the second series, which is somewhere between the first series model 62, and the third series Model 62, for which they didn't bother posting an actual schematic but posted that note on the third series schematic instead about the 1 uf and 2 uf paper caps in the tin box. I seem to remember that we may have discussed this before, maybe after Kirk fist got the radio and attempted to work on it. Why they could not have given each set a different model number defies logic, or even just a suffix like Model 62-B, or 62-C to avoid confusion? At least the successor company Packard Bell did this, there was a 46A and a 46B for example, maybe Herb Bell learned his lesson?
Regards
Arran
I see, so the model 62 that Kirk has is the second series, which is somewhere between the first series model 62, and the third series Model 62, for which they didn't bother posting an actual schematic but posted that note on the third series schematic instead about the 1 uf and 2 uf paper caps in the tin box. I seem to remember that we may have discussed this before, maybe after Kirk fist got the radio and attempted to work on it. Why they could not have given each set a different model number defies logic, or even just a suffix like Model 62-B, or 62-C to avoid confusion? At least the successor company Packard Bell did this, there was a 46A and a 46B for example, maybe Herb Bell learned his lesson?
Regards
Arran
