09-05-2025, 07:16 PM
Hi Bridkarl,
It may be possible. Here is a link to the schematic from our Philco Library:
https://philcoradio.com/library/download...20Book.pdf
Per the parts list, if this is the Code 122 version of this radio, the 120V socket and pilot light (OK, 115V based on the year) is correct. If the 121 version, a 6V bulb and socket was used. I am not sure if it was threaded or bayonet. Hard to tell from the pic if this is a kluge, as the bulb likely should have 2 wires. The repair to the socket is likely a kluge, but if this as a 42-327 Code 122, a 115 - 120V pilot light is correct. The bulb in the picture is a 3W "indicator" bulb.
It may be possible. Here is a link to the schematic from our Philco Library:
https://philcoradio.com/library/download...20Book.pdf
Per the parts list, if this is the Code 122 version of this radio, the 120V socket and pilot light (OK, 115V based on the year) is correct. If the 121 version, a 6V bulb and socket was used. I am not sure if it was threaded or bayonet. Hard to tell from the pic if this is a kluge, as the bulb likely should have 2 wires. The repair to the socket is likely a kluge, but if this as a 42-327 Code 122, a 115 - 120V pilot light is correct. The bulb in the picture is a 3W "indicator" bulb.
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MrFixr55
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