01-21-2025, 09:33 PM
MrFixr55
Thanks for your help. I have a couple of questions that will hopefully help me understand how things work.
The two resistors, a 70K and a 56K, both start at a common lug on the terminal strip but then go to different terminals on the Bakelite block. I think these are the two that you were referring too as in parallel. Does it make a difference that they both don’t end at a common terminal.
When I checked on the Philco site about block #22. 3615-BL was discontinued and replaced with 3615-OSG which has one .05 cap going to wiring lugs 1-3. I still don’t know if it makes a difference that my block is connected 2-3. As far as the middle tab on that block I’m enclosing a better pic that shows nothing is connected to it. What makes it more confusing is that it appears that something at one time was connected there.
I am learning a lot just on this radio alone
and please don’t take offence to my questions.
Thanks for your help. I have a couple of questions that will hopefully help me understand how things work.
The two resistors, a 70K and a 56K, both start at a common lug on the terminal strip but then go to different terminals on the Bakelite block. I think these are the two that you were referring too as in parallel. Does it make a difference that they both don’t end at a common terminal.
When I checked on the Philco site about block #22. 3615-BL was discontinued and replaced with 3615-OSG which has one .05 cap going to wiring lugs 1-3. I still don’t know if it makes a difference that my block is connected 2-3. As far as the middle tab on that block I’m enclosing a better pic that shows nothing is connected to it. What makes it more confusing is that it appears that something at one time was connected there.
I am learning a lot just on this radio alone
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