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Philco 79
Does anyone have a schematic for a 1939 Philco model 79 table radio?
That I could "borrow"? The power tube is a 50L6, rectifier was a 50Y6G, but a 50X6 has been swapped in. Is there a difference? They are both loctal tubes, I believe. Another question. These tubes are full wave rectifier/doublers. Does that mean you can feed say 100v into each cathode and get 200v's out at the plates? Is that too many questions? Porky |
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Hi RATs!
www.tubesandmore.com Get their free catalog. The have the schematic and books to teach the basics. There is a bit more to cover than can be done in chat room Happy Ears! Al Alan J. Marcy Phoenix, AZ PWC/mystic/Earhead |
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Porky wrote: Does anyone have a schematic for a 1939 Philco model 79 table radio? Probably someone at rec.antiques.radio+phono could help you out with this. There are also online schematics resources, For instance, http://oldtech.net/Philco.html (sorry, yours isn't here though). But a little time spent Googling would probably turn it up. That I could "borrow"? If you find it, you can *have* it! The power tube is a 50L6, rectifier was a 50Y6G, but a 50X6 has been swapped in. Is there a difference? They are both loctal tubes, I believe. Identical electrically, but very different pinout. *Not* directly interchangeable. That being said, someone might have rewired the socket for 50X6 somewhere along the line. If that's the case, you can't go back to 50Y6 unless you change it back. Another question. These tubes are full wave rectifier/doublers. Does that mean you can feed say 100v into each cathode and get 200v's out at the plates? No. The tubes are merely dual diodes with independant cathodes. The most common *application* for them is in voltage doubler *circuits*. It's the circuit itself that does the voltage doubling, not the tube itself. Again, Google is your friend. Keyword: "voltage doubler" Is that too many questions? Nope. People here love questions. ;-) Cheers, Fred -- +--------------------------------------------+ | Music: http://www3.telus.net/dogstarmusic/ | | Projects: http://dogstar.dantimax.dk | +--------------------------------------------+ |
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Try the following:
http://www.nostalgiaair.org/index.htm to download a scanned schematic. Resolution might be a problem. http://www.eskimo.com/~p0lez1/beitman/beitmanhome.htm To down load the beitmans manuals in DJVU format and a plug in to use them. -- ------------------------- Bob La Rocca Lindenhurst, NY "Porky" wrote in message om... Does anyone have a schematic for a 1939 Philco model 79 table radio? That I could "borrow"? The power tube is a 50L6, rectifier was a 50Y6G, but a 50X6 has been swapped in. Is there a difference? They are both loctal tubes, I believe. Another question. These tubes are full wave rectifier/doublers. Does that mean you can feed say 100v into each cathode and get 200v's out at the plates? Is that too many questions? Porky |
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