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Repair of A 1940 Philco 40 135 Tube Radio

24K views · Jun 3, 2019 · Howto & Style

Comments · 59

  • @richgall9023 · 7 years ago (edited)

    Good examples of troubleshooting decisions.  Enjoyed you taking the time to replace the old wiring in the IF.

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  • @stephenhall6595 · 7 years ago

    Lovely looking Radio looks very well built

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  • @abetbujang5712 · 5 years ago

    Amazing,  to see that old classic looks Vintage radio upon been restoration perhap not even one got in our country, thanks....

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  • @EagleRiverMike · 2 years ago

    Your right about Loctal tubes....I'm working on a Philco 48-482 and had to spray clean the tubes and sockets, then work those tubes in and out....   I didn't know that was a couple of filter caps in that black vessel where the power cord connects to.....I was told that it made use of the power cord for the FM reception...   Thanks for the Video.....

  • @Fieldtechlife · 7 years ago

    Awesome video! I just bought a Philco Model 97 a couple days ago! Haven’t plugged it in yet!

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  • @64samsky · 7 years ago

    Another great video. I'll be sending the one we talked about hopefully soon.

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  • @PaulHigginbothamSr · 6 years ago

    Thanks for the video. Good work. Brian should be happy after he discombobulated the off on volume knob.

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  • @Radiowild · 7 years ago

    Philco and Zenith used that rubber wiring where the rubber would dry up and crack, sometimes falling off. It will drive you nuts! Nice radio!

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  • @tomwatkins4730 · 7 years ago

    Good work.  It sounds v. good, represents Philco well, now that you have restored it.

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  • @TysonHugie · 7 years ago

    Your attention to detail is awesome.  Keep up the great work!

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  • @HappyHellscapes · 7 years ago

    I have a 40 145 that I got a year ago, still have yet to look into it.<br>Saw one in your Philco book.

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  • @THOMMGB · 7 years ago

    Nice restoration and good troubleshooting on this Philco. &nbsp;One thing I would add is that I&apos;ve unsoldered the wires on the bakelite &nbsp;block contacts and used a tiny drill bit/paper clip to push out the warmed up tar. &nbsp;That works pretty well.

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