08-07-2023, 09:20 AM
I’ll be sure to add the part numbers. I add a picture of the terminal strip. I’ve since cleaned this up, but it might be helpful for someone doing this. This is how I am understanding this based on what people here said and an afternoon working on this.
I’m reading this as part 27 - 8 mfd positive- going to 5 on the terminal strip and 27a - 16 mfd positive going to 4.
The tab 2 on the terminal strip is the red wire going to the 2nd IF transformer. That’s one side of resistor number 28 with the positive side of 27 on the other side.
The negative common ground goes to the 15 ohm end of the candleohm. Right side of the candleohm.
Part 62 - the 12 mfd cap has the negative to the
146 ohm end of the candleohm with the positive to the pin 8 of the 5Y3. This negative will be on the left side of the candleohm with the chassis front away from you.
Pin 8 is the same as pin 4 on the original 84 tube.
The picture is some other Philco like a 41-280 I found but it seems the same layout. Obviously more to do - I need to put some heatshrink tape on some of the wires. Once my new parts come I can check out my understanding of this and see if it actually works.
I’m reading this as part 27 - 8 mfd positive- going to 5 on the terminal strip and 27a - 16 mfd positive going to 4.
The tab 2 on the terminal strip is the red wire going to the 2nd IF transformer. That’s one side of resistor number 28 with the positive side of 27 on the other side.
The negative common ground goes to the 15 ohm end of the candleohm. Right side of the candleohm.
Part 62 - the 12 mfd cap has the negative to the
146 ohm end of the candleohm with the positive to the pin 8 of the 5Y3. This negative will be on the left side of the candleohm with the chassis front away from you.
Pin 8 is the same as pin 4 on the original 84 tube.
The picture is some other Philco like a 41-280 I found but it seems the same layout. Obviously more to do - I need to put some heatshrink tape on some of the wires. Once my new parts come I can check out my understanding of this and see if it actually works.