06-07-2009, 11:52 PM
I certainly do not mean to dissuade you, Pol-Cat, but that radio and its siblings, the 41-250/255/280/285/287, are (in my opinion) the hardest radios to restore that Philco ever made. Tex has already mentioned the rubber-covered wiring. That is what makes this radio so difficult. Beware the wires going to the band switch! Nearly ALL of them are rubber-covered, and if you are not very careful, you could break the band switch! Don't ask me how I know.
But good luck to you and hopefully it will all work out well. Just take your time, don't take any shortcuts or get in a hurry, and please feel free to ask us here if you run into any problems.
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But good luck to you and hopefully it will all work out well. Just take your time, don't take any shortcuts or get in a hurry, and please feel free to ask us here if you run into any problems.
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Ron Ramirez
Ferdinand IN