Just acquired a 1939 Motorola Model 82A Radio

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I was able to get the chassis powered up on a variac and one of the two rectifier tubes was arcing (but wasn't red-plating), and I had to rewire the speaker because whoever owned this radio before me attempted to try and make this into a "Hi-Fi" radio by adding a papercone tweeter, and an E-V Wolverine Full Range Speaker to the radio in addition to the original speaker and wired a toggle switch inline with the original speaker plug that bypassed the bucking coil in the original speaker and allowed the other speeakers (which were permanent Magnet Speakers) to work with the radio when it was being used with the phono stage that was added to the radio (that was wired in with the radio's TV connection.)

And I am trying to see if I can get a capacitor list around and one capacitor I have a question about is the motor run capacitor that was used to get the motor for the tuner section to work, its a 70 MF 24 VAC capacitor that's in a cardboard tube but I'm not sure where I would locate a capacitor like that anymore, most of the motor run capacitors made nowadays are rectangular shaped.