04-23-2022, 03:24 AM
Hello,
I recently purchased a Jackson Bell, model 62, first version. It hasn't arrived yet, but I like to prepare the scheme in advance.
This version has a fairly large capacitor block on top of the chassis. Possibly inside are the filter capacitors (2, 4 and 8 uf) and the cathode bypass capacitors (100K, 1uf and 1 uf).
Looking at photographs, on the internet, of this chassis from above and below, I cannot find where the additional self that this first version has is located. I suspect it is located within the capacitor block itself.
Does anyone know if it's true?
There are radios from the early 1930s, which had it inside the capacitor block.
For example, the CLARION, model AC-60.
If so, it will be difficult to remove the capacitors from the block. It can damage the self.
Regards,
Ferran
I recently purchased a Jackson Bell, model 62, first version. It hasn't arrived yet, but I like to prepare the scheme in advance.
This version has a fairly large capacitor block on top of the chassis. Possibly inside are the filter capacitors (2, 4 and 8 uf) and the cathode bypass capacitors (100K, 1uf and 1 uf).
Looking at photographs, on the internet, of this chassis from above and below, I cannot find where the additional self that this first version has is located. I suspect it is located within the capacitor block itself.
Does anyone know if it's true?
There are radios from the early 1930s, which had it inside the capacitor block.
For example, the CLARION, model AC-60.
If so, it will be difficult to remove the capacitors from the block. It can damage the self.
Regards,
Ferran
