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Philco 89B Dial Cord Svchematic
Oscar Hernandez
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07-20-2023, 09:59 PM
Dear Friends
I'm looking for an schematic on the philco 89B dial cord.
I hope somebody could help me with this
Thanks in advance for your help
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07-21-2023, 03:12 PM
It would not be on a schematic because that is an electronic diagram - stringing would be on a mechanical diagram. I have nearly finished indexing all of the Philco service information on this site and have not found a dial stringing diagram for that model, which is not unusual for a set of that vintage.
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07-22-2023, 06:38 AM
Sorry Oscar,

I had an early model 89 on my bench for 3 years, but its owner finally picked it up. I do remember that the stringing is not that complex. Search the Phorum, I seem to remember that another member had provided a picture of the tuning cap assembly where the stringing is visible. If I find it, I will post again in this thread.

Good luck.
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