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Philco Model 70 Power Transformer
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11-10-2008, 09:55 PM
Attached are two photos of the chassis, I'm pretty sure it's a 70, I had one about twenty years ago but a lot can change with ones memory. When you mentioned it was a model 20 transformer I looked at the 20 I have and that confirmed it. Now I'm wondering how the previous owner was able to operate it on this transformer or if it was never hooked up to begin with.
(I don't see how a radio could be handled to such an extent as it would tear a power transformer off of the chassis and not cause any more damage than it did.) Thanks for the information.

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