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1949 Motorola 5A9M
Yeah, looks really dense. It is amazing how many sets of brand A were made by Brand B. I have Mid 50s RCA that is an e...MrFixr55 — 10:15 PM
Philco 60 Power Trans
I am not 100% sure of the reason, likely due to the depth of the winding, but on HV windings of a power transformer and ...MrFixr55 — 10:04 PM
46-1213 Schematic Question
Hi Larry, Great idea on the fuse! Place in the line at the power switch. Best between the cord and switch. While ...MrFixr55 — 09:59 PM
Philco 47-205
Just picked up the second of the three Leatherette Philco's. (My second one in the three-radio series) Nice shape, all p...slford310 — 09:18 PM
Philco 60 Power Trans
Dan; I take it that you mean that the H.V winding reads 157 ohms on one side of the center tap, and 177 ohms on the o...Arran — 07:00 PM
New find. 91X code 225
Hello, I have a Philco 91 code 121 (one speaker). I found more info here that might be of some help. Might want to fo...dconant — 06:42 PM
Philco 60 Power Trans
Hello, The HV winding on the trans is about 700 volts no load. My meter (Fluke 115) only reads to 650 volts so I meas...dconant — 04:18 PM
New find. 91X code 225
Thanks all. To be honest I don’t know what to make of it being in this cabinet style but I like it a lot. I specifically...pdieten — 12:47 PM
New find. 91X code 225
Nice grab! It appears to be a 19X cabinet. This wasn't unusual. Philco often retrofitted to other cabinets as invento...GarySP — 12:32 PM
1949 Motorola 5A9M
I would certainly write down step-by-step the progression of disassembly of the works, and probably cuss out the electri...GarySP — 12:18 PM

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