Was working, now trying to burn up!
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Quote:But hey, at least someone tried to keep things from shorting out! I wonder if the rotten rubber allowing the mounting bolts to contact chassis frame could also be a problem with it.
Have you not done perfunctory cap replacement yet?
As an old sage once told me..."trying to troubleshoot an old radio with old caps is like trying to light a fire with wet matches.
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RE: Was working, now trying to burn up! - by exray - 09-13-2014, 09:28 PM
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At last, got this working well. Impressed has really nice reception and tone. Had a bad connection on one of the capaci...rogerh — 07:44 PM |
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Or you could just square the current :lol:
As for the values, they are dependent on the 1 or 2-speaker system.
The...morzh — 05:46 PM |
Philco 91 Restore Code ??
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If you know the fc resistance you can use 120 ma nominal current through the resistor to get the voltage drop then calcu...RodB — 05:21 PM |
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Thanks Mike. I at least know why it is there if I don't fully understand it. I see where you talk about a cap and resist...dconant — 04:49 PM |
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Well, this cap you showed cannot possibly, due to the way it is constructed, be 1000pF (0.001).
It can be in tens of pF....morzh — 03:13 PM |
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I have two schematics for this radio one shows the 47 block (126-226) and the other (121-221) does not. My radio does no...dconant — 02:32 PM |
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No, that cannot be the 47.
The 47 is a regular backelite block cap. Look at the chassis picture, it is shown there. Rig...morzh — 01:45 PM |
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I have changed the title of this thread from Philco 91 Schematic.
I have gone through most of the cap replacements. I...dconant — 01:26 PM |
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Here is an online transistor substitution site…
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