03-16-2024, 07:58 PM
MrFixr55,
Thanks for the reply. Yes, one needs a "dual D" shaped hole for the modern strain reliefs. On another Philco, I was successful in drilling out the existing molded strain relief, but on this radio, it is too dry and crumbly.
morzh,
Thanks for your procedure. I didn't know that hot melt glue was available in brown. I don't plan on re-stuffing the caps on this radio because it is only in average used condition. It is being done for a friend who has had it in the family since it was new, but was not stored well after it was no longer used daily (no back and pretty grimy).
Thanks for the reply. Yes, one needs a "dual D" shaped hole for the modern strain reliefs. On another Philco, I was successful in drilling out the existing molded strain relief, but on this radio, it is too dry and crumbly.
morzh,
Thanks for your procedure. I didn't know that hot melt glue was available in brown. I don't plan on re-stuffing the caps on this radio because it is only in average used condition. It is being done for a friend who has had it in the family since it was new, but was not stored well after it was no longer used daily (no back and pretty grimy).
Regards, PeterN
Philco 38-10F, 40-216RX
1924 Atwater Kent 20C
1926 Silvertone NeutroDyne XI
Zenith 12-S-265
1950's Battery Portables (Motorola, RCA, Zenith, GE, Philco)