04-27-2013, 03:40 PM
Thanks Keith! Philco and their numbers. Yours is correct being a 10ufd (probably 450V) filter cap on the B+ line with the 300 something ohm wirewound #35 I think, resistor. But this is a car radio and all of the filter caps are in a can on the dynamotor housing. No filter caps on this chassis. I've identified all cap can values (less this one) and none of them are lytics.
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And there would be no reason for a 10ufd lytic filter cap on the cathode of the 85 2nd detector in this radio. Maybe a 1ufd or 2ufd @ 25 volts. I'm just not sure. My Riders paperwork calls it out as part #7774. What is the asterisk next to the part number on your 10ufd for? Possibly some note?
Like I said... Philco and their numbers. I'm hoping the paperwork from Chuck S. will shed more light on this. Maybe later someone else will chime in and know for sure.
Thanks,
Pepperoni
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And there would be no reason for a 10ufd lytic filter cap on the cathode of the 85 2nd detector in this radio. Maybe a 1ufd or 2ufd @ 25 volts. I'm just not sure. My Riders paperwork calls it out as part #7774. What is the asterisk next to the part number on your 10ufd for? Possibly some note?
Like I said... Philco and their numbers. I'm hoping the paperwork from Chuck S. will shed more light on this. Maybe later someone else will chime in and know for sure.
Thanks,
Pepperoni
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