12-14-2015, 01:52 AM
Philco often used to swap tube types around through it's different Code numbers and production runs, I don't recall hearing about Philco swapping a type #80 rectifier for a 5Y4G in one of their 1937 sets though. In something like a 37-660 or 665 the rectifier would have been mounted atop the power transformer so I don't know what someone would have had to do to replace an octal socket normally mounted there with a four pin.
As for the shadow meter and the dial hardware, I think a donor chassis may be the best bet, though they would not have to come from another 37-665 most likely as Philco used to use the same parts across multiple models.
Someone may even have what you need on here on a junker chassis or from a trashed set that they parted out, the original service folder should have the part numbers so you can tell what is what.
Regards
Arran
As for the shadow meter and the dial hardware, I think a donor chassis may be the best bet, though they would not have to come from another 37-665 most likely as Philco used to use the same parts across multiple models.
Someone may even have what you need on here on a junker chassis or from a trashed set that they parted out, the original service folder should have the part numbers so you can tell what is what.
Regards
Arran