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Magnavox Regency Symphony, 1947?
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12-10-2010, 03:13 AM
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Re: Magnavox Regency Symphony, 1947?
It's alive!
Today I completed recapping the set. Upon intial powerup, though, I heard a sizzling noise coming from the input filter cap! A thorough check of the circuitry found nothing amiss. So I replaced the new 33 uF cap with another new 33 uF cap. That took care of it - the set then came to life without any further issues. Every once in a while, we find a new cap that is bad; and that was the problem here. Fortunately, it does not happen very often. I think I can count on one hand the times it has happened to me over the past 36 years of restoring radios. And a LOT of radios have crossed my various workbenches over the years. Here is the CR-188A chassis, AMP-101 amplifier, and the two 12 inch speakers spread out on my workbench. As you can see, these items took up nearly my entire bench: ![]() After an alignment, the set is back in its cabinet and playing as I type this. I can hear it playing downstairs (my computer is upstairs). I'm a happy camper. -- Ron Ramirez Ferdinand, IN |
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