[NJARC] Philco 60 Antenna Coil - Open
Aaron Hunter
ahunter01 at comcast.net
Thu Mar 23 18:51:57 EDT 2017
Joe
Glad you tackled and fixed it. I repaired a Philco coil once but don't
remember which one or where the break was other than it was the outside
winding. I seem to remember unwinding it to find the break. It was not
at the terminal lug.
Aaron
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> Thanks Chuck,
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> I did get it fixed last night. I'm working on some pictures. That was
> a good video. My coil is slightly different, but has the same function.
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> Please stand by as I get to the rest of the story.
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> Joe
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> From: Chuck <cpaci1 at verizon.net>
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> Hi Joe,
> I found a video that may help you.
> See below,
> Chuck
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> /Philco 60 restoration p10o14/
> /Time to repair that open SW antenna coil./
> /https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRYr8pY_ViY/
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> *From:* Pete O via NJARC
> *Sent:* Wednesday, March 22, 2017 7:40 PM
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> It's been my experience that the break in those Philco coils is where
> the outer winding makes a 90 degree bend and then down to the solder
> lug. If it is this outer winding, carefully lift it up out of the wax
> until you get to the bend. It's part of the coil winding process that
> puts strain on the bend. Removing that one turn won't hurt anything. A
> stereo microscope really helps along with some dental tools.
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> If you are really desperate, you can send the coil to me and I'll
> check it out under the microscope. No guarantees though.
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> Pete Olin
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> *Sent:* Wednesday, March 22, 2017 5:28 PM
> *Subject:* [NJARC] Philco 60 Antenna Coil - Open
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> Does anyone have any experience with rewinding an Antenna Coil (IF)
> for a Philco 60? How about another Philco of similar vintage? I have
> one that has an open winding between terminals 2 and 3. If not, have
> you ever rewound a coil and could give some advise? I'm pretty sure I
> have the problem narrowed down. There is no signal generated by the
> LO and no voltage readings from either terminal 2 or 3. The ohms
> readings between the top lug and # 4 isn't close, but at least there
> is something. I'm also getting a reading between terminals 1 and 6.
> Once again, it's not close to the schematic.
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> I'd prefer to not rewind the entire coil. But, if in your experience,
> this is what's needed, then I'll give it a try. I've seen the info on
> Ron Ramirez's site and I'm hoping I can get some more shared
> experience from our members. The Philco 60 I am working on is from
> the Sept. 1934 production run. It incorporated quite a few of the
> improvements that Philco had for this radio.
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> Thanks in advance for your help.
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> Joe Devonshire
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