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Hello guys,
I had question about The cloth covered wire colors that I should have to use in 1930s Philcos
Here is a list that Chuck made
wire colors
The other I have bought both 20 gauge plus 22 gauge .
sincerely Richard
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Rich,
I used to think that was somewhat important.
But looking at the colors that are being offered, texture of the cloth, and the overall look, I could tell that wire from the original at half a glance.
I also have been trying to find a decent AWG24 wire, and all I find is guitar wire which, even if it could be used in some places, still lacks the voltage rating appropriate for usage in tube circuits.
So I am using up what I have and mostly use black and brown types.
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Hello Morzh,
Here is what I have using from Radio Daze
both in the non UL and the UL rated
cloth wire
I also have modern style wire too.
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Rich
Yes, I use the same from RD.
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Hello morzh,
Thanks !!
I need to see what colors if I need any plus see if any the rolls are running out.
Sincerely Richard