05-14-2017, 08:06 PM
Well, that is definitely a 66B cabinet.
Now I suspect more than ever that a chassis switcheroo was done in recent decades by someone.
Notice how the power cord has been replaced, and someone also added a strain relief and some electrical tape.
Flip the chassis over and look for a filter choke. Then check the dial scale.
If the chassis has a filter choke and a SW band covering 4.2 to 12 mc, then it is a 66.
If the chassis has no filter choke and a "police" band covering 1.5 to 3 or so mc, then it is a 60.
Now I suspect more than ever that a chassis switcheroo was done in recent decades by someone.
Notice how the power cord has been replaced, and someone also added a strain relief and some electrical tape.
Flip the chassis over and look for a filter choke. Then check the dial scale.
If the chassis has a filter choke and a SW band covering 4.2 to 12 mc, then it is a 66.
If the chassis has no filter choke and a "police" band covering 1.5 to 3 or so mc, then it is a 60.
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Ron Ramirez
Ferdinand IN
