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Old 11-18-2011, 02:05 PM
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Not sure what all you know about radios and these old Philco's, but you can rebuild the bakelite sections with new caps quite easily. Once removed, you can chip out the old tar like substance to access the caps inside. Do note how they are connected to the terminals. I'll take some paint thinner and clean out the residue and mount new caps in their place.
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