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Repair Of My 1931 Philco 70 Tube Radio.

8.9K views · Nov 29, 2020 · Howto & Style

Comments · 29

  • @hestheMaster · 5 years ago

    Philco radios have their own unique sets of problems mostly capacitor related. They do work quite well after restoring one. Excellent job on it.

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  • @terryblackman6217 · 5 years ago

    Thanks for sharing your refurbishment of this lovely old radio.

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  • @keithdyer9486 · 5 years ago

    Great video on Philco 70 restoration! I think those 70 and 90 Cathedrals are the best looking radios Philco made. Really nice looking radio. Happy you have it working again just like when it was new. Enjoy!

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  • @MrBill844 · 4 years ago

    Thumbs Up, nice work, you rock, Lets Go Brand..

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  • @StaryiPatefon · 5 years ago

    Thank you for the great video 👍this receiver is my old dream) the unique appearance of this radio is fascinating внеш the external condition is just excellent 5+ i am very glad that you have such a radio receiver.

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  • @TysonHugie · 5 years ago

    It looks and sounds great!

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  • @mrtomrosenberg · 5 years ago

    Thanks for the heads up on the alignment tool,  just bought one.

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  • @MowerJunkie · 5 years ago

    Another fine repair. I think I heard some Christmas music at the end.

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  • @VintageElectronicsGeek · 5 years ago

    -What a lovely radio....great repair....I just got done servicing a piece of test gear where someone "repaired" it previous similar to this.  ~Jack, VEG

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  • @markfloyd6816 · 5 years ago

    Those old Philcos are fun to work on. Yours looks and sounds great! I have a Philco 28 “Butterfly” on the bench now. I rebuilt 3 of the 4 Bakelite blocks and changed the electrolytics. New cloth power cord as well. It needs tuning capacitor grommets as well. Time to order some. I enjoy your videos. Thanks!

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  • @عبدالرزاقالجلبي-ي3ص · 5 years ago

    Hi thank you for thes video.<br>AM Abdul Araq bagdhad 🌹

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  • @jim8230 · 5 years ago

    Nice job as usual.

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