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Pilot Lamp Specs for 37-624
Chuck Schwark
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03-03-2008, 09:45 PM
In the 37-624 Service Bulletin, the pilot lamp, part no. 62 is a Philco Part No. 34-2150 which, according to my parts chart, is a 2.1 volt, 120 ma. bayonet based lamp. An odd type, not equivalent to any contemporary lamp number. See the Pilot Lamp Chart on my site in the PHILCO RADIO PARTS VALUES section under Pilot Lamps.

Maybe use a 6 volt lamp to fit the socket and rewire it to a 6 volt point in the schematic.


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Pilot Lamp Specs for 37-624 - by davemc - 03-03-2008, 06:13 PM
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