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What is missing? Philco 38-116
SteveJB
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06-07-2012, 05:37 PM
That is intentional. It is a slot where a lever goes. You use the lever to move the dial to one of the station call letters and it sets the tuner on that station. I will post a picture tonight. It may not be a hard item to make, it is pretty simple. The end has a small knob that you hold when turning the tuning mechanism. I have the same lever on my 38-690. I believe the parts are the same for several of the 1938 models.

The radio should tune and work well without it until you find one.

Steve
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RE: What is missing? Philco 38-116 - by SteveJB - 06-07-2012, 05:37 PM
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