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ID'ing my 41-300 for restoration.
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I recently purchased a 41-300 under the pretense that it was working, I am beginning to think that it just lights up. I am in the process of resolving that with the seller.

Having said that, everything I read says you should replace/renew the electronics. I am looking for some beginner advice.
Most notably,
What is a the best source of tubes?
Is there an index that matches Philco radios to the type of grille clothes?
It could stand to be refinished. Does anyone have a resource of brochures or other info that could describe how the original was done?

There are holes directly above the pushbuttons for the call signs. I haven't seen a clear enough picture to understand what is missing.

Thanks


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ID'ing my 41-300 for restoration. - by Generic_Eric - 05-17-2013, 12:19 PM



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