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Model 60 Blues

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01-19-2006, 01:30 AM

I'm new here.Howdy. I have a model 60(late style wiring) and did the recap, including bakelites, all out of spec. resistors, coil resistance check, etc.Broadcast band is fine, sharp peaking on IF cans, all seems well over the band.HOWEVER, the "police band" is dead,dead, dead.I cant find the reason.Antenna coil primary was open and I wound (in the right direction)with #30 and matched the resistance to the drawing.Other coils appear fine.I even have another chassis that I compared with.Checked the mica trimmers, bandswitch,etc. All SEEMS fine, but I need a Philco expert (Mr. Rameriz) to sort me out.
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Tom[/b]

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