[mike_z]

I've been working on a 1937 Ford Philco F-1442 code 122 radio. I have it working pretty well. I found a schematic on the web, but it is not exact. I think the code 122 means that some items have been changed. Inside one of the metal covers is a paper print of the schematic, but it is discolored and I can not read all of it, but I can see that there are some differences. So far I do not think I need any help repairing this radio, but I would like to find the correct schematic for it so I can replace the damaged one. Any Ideas? Thanks for the help, Mike

[MrFixr55]

Hi Mike, 

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Attached below is the installation manual for your radio.  The last page contains the schematic.  I hope that this helps. 

Philco 1937-Ford-Model-F-1442.pdf Size: 2.99 MB  Downloads: 166

Unfortunately, there is no "code" number in the schematic.  While the "Service Info" section of our Philco Library has detailed info on "home" radios, car radio schematics may be a little sketchy.

I hope that you have the Ford to go with the radio.  I find the 1937 Ford to be quite handsome.  Wish I had one.

[mike_z]

Thanks, while I was waiting I did find the installation manual. The schematic that is in it is the same one I found else where. One of the interesting differences is the cathode resistor on the rf and mixer tube. In the schematic that is in the manual, it is a 600 ohm resistor. In my radio it is a variable resistor and called a sensitivity control. I'd like to be able to see the rest of the damaged schematic, Thanks for the reply, Mike