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Starting on the Philco 610 from 1936
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10-14-2019, 11:20 PM
Jake, when you get to replacing the electrolytic condensers, go by the Philco schematic for values. Don't follow some later on replacement values. They may have been done during World War 2 and be whatever the repair guy could get his hands on. I ran into a similar problem with all three electrolytics on my T8-18 I just did. As I mentioned before, it is OK, actually good, to go up a little in MFD, but never lower.
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