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Is it common for these push-pull sections to have the actual wiring reversed from the schematic?
So if you look at the schematic the Black and Black/White wires go to the lower tube. Mine has the White and Blk/Wht wires going to the top tube.
Looks like factory runs and solder before I got in there.
Thoughts?
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I think it is not important.
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The only thing I can think of is if the set has negative feedback wrapped around the output stage it may make a difference. I would leave it the way it was factory wired.
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Supposedly there were color standards for chassis wiring in those days, but each of the pre-war Philcos I've worked on goes its own way.
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Agree, if you have wo radios playing in the same room and they are not in the same "phase" it will sound strange as when you mis wire a set of stereo speakers. Actually, nobody woried about this way back then, so that's the story as I know it.
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