04-04-2018, 06:20 PM
Alec
Welcome.
First, let me tell you that plugging in the radio was a very, very bad idea. Please in the future try to resist the temptation of powering an antique radio that has not been recapped and fitted with a good cord. You got lucky but could potentially end up with smoke, radio destroyed, or even fire, house burned down, let your imagination run wild.
Now. When having recapped he radio, and the resistors checked, cord replaced (maybe it's good), tubes checked etc, you will likely find out that some of your RF coils are open and have to be rewound. Philco 60 are known for that.
So. Start from maybe checking the power transformer.
Welcome.
First, let me tell you that plugging in the radio was a very, very bad idea. Please in the future try to resist the temptation of powering an antique radio that has not been recapped and fitted with a good cord. You got lucky but could potentially end up with smoke, radio destroyed, or even fire, house burned down, let your imagination run wild.
Now. When having recapped he radio, and the resistors checked, cord replaced (maybe it's good), tubes checked etc, you will likely find out that some of your RF coils are open and have to be rewound. Philco 60 are known for that.
So. Start from maybe checking the power transformer.
People who do not drink, do not smoke, do not eat red meat will one day feel really stupid lying there and dying from nothing.
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