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PhilcoJohn
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11-22-2015, 07:51 PM
In the last couple of days I have come up with 2 great finds. Has anyone In their radio collection come across a Westinghouse 370 console radio that was made in the run of 1939? The one I came across is in very good condtion. The chassics shows a little bit of rust though. If anyone has heard of this set or has one in their collection please let me know. I have not heard any talk on this console on this porum....I would like to know more about this console before I add it to my collection. THANKS!    Icon_confused
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11-22-2015, 08:55 PM
Hi John,
Looks like a real beast! RF amp,separate osc/mixer toobs, two IF stages, 10 wt p/p output, 12'' spkr and motor tuning. Hope it doesn't have rubber wire.

> I have not heard any talk on this console on this porum....
It is called The Philco Phorum after all.

Terry
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Fred Taylor
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11-22-2015, 10:59 PM
Do you have some pictures of the radio in question?
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