[Hallicrafters] (no subject)

[Nash4447 at cs.com]

Dave

If the resistors are from the 70s and earlier, it is a good idea to always 
check them for being in tolerance before trying to use - even if they are  NOS.  
 I have a huge assortment of NOS resistors here and  have found that at least 
20% of them are so far off value that I just toss into the wastebasket. 

Somehow the modern resistors always seem to be right on the button even if 
they are just 10% tolerance. I guess manufacturing techniques have improved. 

You should be able to find some info on the web that will enable you to ID 
the inductors. Try googeling  " inductor color codes".
If you have a halli out of it's case that has similar pieces, you can ID by 
comparing the color codes on inductors still on the chassis with the values 
given in the manual.  That will usually give you a clue as to how the codes are 
to be interpreted. 

73s, Glenn K6PZT