ryptyde

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Posted: Dec. 05 2004,02:17 |
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The Philco speaker worked good. I recall I had to pay close attention to matching the impedance of the coils. I think that a resistor was added in series with the field coil so not to add too much of a load to the power supply.
I have not powered up this radio in quite a while but may give it a try soon.I did use it frequently at one time and the AM/FM/SW worked well.
There is a compartment that opens on the top/left where a phonograph was/could of been installed.
The cabinet design resembles yours also,when I first saw it I thought it was mine
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