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philco 90 bakelite caps
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06-13-2007, 11:22 AM
i did see it listed with the number 3903 it did not have the letter m the schematic had i guess it is not wired at all to the screw terminal i saw the number 23 0nly once on the schematic i guess though it contains two capacitors
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