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Raytheon Porthole on the 'Bay
Nice sets, I think the hole on the left shouldn't be there though.
I rebuilt one of these last year for someone and they are an interesting set, it doesn't use a Flyback transformer, instead it has an oscillator type HV system like the electrostatics, it also has a very strange slug type tuner with a weird linkage system. http://cgi.ebay.com/ANTIQUE-Raytheon...3A1|240%3A1318 |
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The oscillator HV is unusual but it gets more bizarre. In one of the pics you can see a 50B5 tube so marked on the chassis. There are actually three of them lined up in a row at that spot and behind them is a rectifier. The 50B5s are connected in parallel as horizontal output! The tube behind them is the damper--a 35Z5GT. Craziness. I love it.
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Looking at the tube layout in one of the pics, it appears there are TWO 35Z5s in this set.
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Right you are, immediately to the left of the damper is a second 35Z5 which provides the B+ boost.
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An attempt at using more common radio tubes to ease replacement maybe?
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