[brianbbs67]

I have the tools, except the signal generator.  I have looked at the tiny print parts list.  I am sure, being unfamiliar, i will not get it all right.  I wonder if there is a list or one stop shop for all the components that need replacing before powering on?

[Radioroslyn]

In terms of caps you'll need:
5- .047uf@630v
4- .25uf@630v
1-.01uf@630v
1-.01uf@1600v
3-.015uf@630v
1-.5uf@630v
3- 10uf@ 450v electrolytic.
They can be had here   http://www.tuberadios.com/capacitors/
You probably want to replace the power cord. Repro is available here  http://www.radiodaze.com/power-cord/ but is sold in 25' lengths. Also some small heat shrink tubing is good to have but the couple of sources I use are out of stock but you can source it locally. You could get the caps from Radiodaze but I think Sal's prices are better.

GL

[brianbbs67]

Thanks for the info. and pardon my ignorance, but what type of capacitors are these?  besides the electrolytic of course.

[Radioroslyn]

No problem their film caps. Typical I get the axial lead ones.

[Brad Winder]

I have the tools, except the signal generator.

Hi Brian,

I have a signal generator that I'll give you; just pay postage.

[mikethedruid]

here are links to the various places I order parts:
http://www.radiodaze.com/    Good source for repro dials as well as other components
https://www.tubesandmore.com/   Lots of components, I often order from them, especially 630V axial poly caps
https://www.justradios.com/   Another good source for condensers, resistors, and more
These are a few that should get you started. I'm sure others here will; have other resources to recommend.

[brianbbs67]

Thanks, what is shipping? Brad

[brianbbs67]

Everybody keeps telling me how rare this is. How rare is a 43B, really?

[Brad Winder]

Well, it's listed as "A" for rarity rating in the Philco book...and I've never run across one personally, in 30 years of collecting...


I'd need your mailing address. Then I can get you a postage price, and you can decide if you want the generator.

[Radioroslyn]

I could probably help you out w/ a generator too. I tripped over a E-200-C the other day that I don't really need. If you like I'll give it the once over to make sure it's working and replace the caps in the p/s. Can have it for shipping. I'm just north of Philly and would guess the weight is abt 15#s boxed.
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GL

[Paul Philco322]

One thing to like about this hobby and especially this Phorum is how helpful and nice the members are, I am always impressed with the level of helpful support and kind words. Good advice abounds.

Paul

[brianbbs67]

I have the tools, except the signal generator.

Hi Brian,

I have a signal generator that I'll give you; just pay postage.

One thing to like about this hobby and especially this Phorum is how helpful and nice the members are, I am always impressed with the level of helpful support and kind words. Good advice abounds.

Paul

I am impressed already with the advice and generosity.

[brianbbs67]

In terms of caps you'll need:
5- .047uf@630v
4- .25uf@630v
1-.01uf@630v
1-.01uf@1600v
3-.015uf@630v
1-.5uf@630v
3- 10uf@ 450v electrolytic.
They can be had here   http://www.tuberadios.com/capacitors/
You probably want to replace the power cord. Repro is available here  http://www.radiodaze.com/power-cord/ but is sold in 25' lengths. Also some small heat shrink tubing is good to have but the couple of sources I use are out of stock but you can source it locally. You could get the caps from Radiodaze but I think Sal's prices are better.

GL

I am guessing the .5uf is a 0.47uf? And the 0.25uf should I use the 0.27uf? or 0.22uf? Thanks

[Radioroslyn]

>I am guessing the .5uf is a 0.47uf? And the 0.25uf should I use the 0.27uf? or 0.22uf? Thanks 
You guess correctly. Original tolerance was +/- 20%. Values are not particularly critical w/these caps.

Got ur generator apart, don't think it's ever been cracked open. Has a nice musty aroma about it. On
to the caps.
Don't it you are finicky abt appearance if so the cabinet has some surface rust but a little bit of black
wrinkle spray paint wouldn't hurt. Front panel is good as it's aluminum.

[brianbbs67]

>I am guessing the .5uf is a 0.47uf? And the 0.25uf should I use the 0.27uf? or 0.22uf? Thanks 
You guess correctly. Original tolerance was +/- 20%. Values are not particularly critical w/these caps.

Got ur generator apart, don't think it's ever been cracked open. Has a nice musty aroma about it. On
to the caps.
Don't it you are finicky abt appearance if so the cabinet has some surface rust but a little bit of black
wrinkle spray paint wouldn't hurt. Front panel is good as it's aluminum.

I am function over form especially for tools. I am sure it will be fine. Thanks again.