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RF Choke on Philco 48-482
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I am working on the FM portion of a Philco 48-482 radio. I have the AM/SW completed and working fine, but am having some issues with the FM. I was trying to measure the RF Choke Osc. Cathode on the FM Detector - L300 on the nostalgia air schematic. I also have the Philco Service bulletin for this radio, but cannot find the Henry value. My Sam's copy only lists the ohmage at 9 ohms.

The issue is that I can get no resistance reading through this choke at all, which leads me to wonder if it is working. I would like to possibly replace it but until I know the Henry value, I am not sure what to use. I could not find anything at Play Things of the Past, but do see a number of chokes at Antiques Electronics Supply, but need a Henry value or something close, perhaps.

The attached picture shows the choke plus I circled an odd piece of metal sticking out of the choke that does not seem to have an electrical connection to either lead.

Thanks,
Jim

   


Messages In This Thread
RF Choke on Philco 48-482 - by jwidner - 01-21-2017, 11:05 PM
RE: RF Choke on Philco 48-482 - by Mondial - 01-22-2017, 09:05 AM
RE: RF Choke on Philco 48-482 - by jwidner - 01-25-2017, 12:37 AM
RE: RF Choke on Philco 48-482 - by Mondial - 01-25-2017, 01:03 AM



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