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Philco 112 speaker to permanent magnet
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A) Change the output transformer to one that will be able to drive a 6 ohm PM?

If the primary is ok (not open) it will work ok. Is it a perfect match no but the audible difference is negligible. Typically the Philco spkr is lower abt 2 ohms.

B) Replace the field coil with a 3.2 K resistor? If so what wattage?

Yes it does has to have either a choke or a resistor there. Wattage would be determine be the current flow thru it. Doing some quick calculations the current flow thru the field coil and #57 (they are in parallel w/the hv) it comes to 5.4 watts. You'll want to double that so the resistor doesn't get flaming hot.

C) Increase the 2nd Electro cap from 6uf to 12 uf?

I would leave it unless hum is an issue. The field coil isn't doing much if any filtering.

D) Do I have to do anything with the filter choke? 

No.

E) am I on the right track here ?

Depends some of us like to keep things original as possible so repairing the spkr would been top on my list rather than replacing it w/a pm job.

GL

ps started to post and made breakfast but didn't look to see if anyone answered your Q's before finishing the post.

When my pals were reading comic books
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workshop. Perusing his Sam's Photofoacts
Vol 1-50 admiring the old set and trying to
figure out what all those squiggly meant.
Circa 1966
Now I think I've got!

Terry


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RE: Philco 112 speaker to permanent magnet - by Radioroslyn - 03-24-2018, 10:21 AM



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