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Hi Guys
I have a couple of pieces in my radio that I cannot find any info about what they are anywhere. Keep in mind, Tube radios are a new thing to me:) The 1st part measures 3/4" tall x 1"wide x 1/16"thick ceramic rectangle with 7 leads coming from it. The 2nd part looks like a 3/8 dia.x 1-1/4 long waxed cardboard tube with a resister across 2 of 5 leads and a coil of very thin wire about half way down the tube. Sorry no pics, I have no idea why I can't upload my pics from the menu above.
I have a couple of pieces in my radio that I cannot find any info about what they are anywhere. Keep in mind, Tube radios are a new thing to me:) The 1st part measures 3/4" tall x 1"wide x 1/16"thick ceramic rectangle with 7 leads coming from it. The 2nd part looks like a 3/8 dia.x 1-1/4 long waxed cardboard tube with a resister across 2 of 5 leads and a coil of very thin wire about half way down the tube. Sorry no pics, I have no idea why I can't upload my pics from the menu above.
komet302- Noob

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Re: Name these parts
1st sounds like a cap other sounds like a wire wound resistor. Iam new to youll get more info from other members. go to nostalgia air.com look for your radio
most of time can get schmatic with chassi pics showing parts list. all for free. they have a printable or look at one.
Denver
most of time can get schmatic with chassi pics showing parts list. all for free. they have a printable or look at one.
Denver
denver- Wise Man

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Re: Name these parts
Greetings from FixitLand!
The first part (ceramic rectangle with seven leads) sounds like a couplate -- a sort of "integrated circuit" that combines (usually) resistors and capacitors. The content of a couplate is not always known or shown on a schematic, which can be frustrating. In a radio, you tend to find them in the audio amplifier or second detector stages. There, they'll contain bypass caps, plate and grid resistors. We'll need to know the make and model of your radio for more detailed info.
The second part could be an antenna coil, oscillator coil or an RF coupling coil. I hope you can work out how to post pictures; they'd help.
Take care,
--
J. E. Knox 'The Victor Freak'
The first part (ceramic rectangle with seven leads) sounds like a couplate -- a sort of "integrated circuit" that combines (usually) resistors and capacitors. The content of a couplate is not always known or shown on a schematic, which can be frustrating. In a radio, you tend to find them in the audio amplifier or second detector stages. There, they'll contain bypass caps, plate and grid resistors. We'll need to know the make and model of your radio for more detailed info.
The second part could be an antenna coil, oscillator coil or an RF coupling coil. I hope you can work out how to post pictures; they'd help.
Take care,
--
J. E. Knox 'The Victor Freak'
rojoknox- Noob

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How insert pictures and Bad static
Hi Guy
First can someone give me a hand posting pictures, I don't understand how to host an image. Second Thankyou guys for all the help you have been giving me, my radio picks up stations now. I replaced the electrolictic cap and installed new tubes but it has bad static that increases/decreases with the volume control. I haven't replaced the other inline mica caps, was hopeing to test them first before I got too involved and find it doesn't fix the problem. Giveing me your best guess is there a good chance the static will clear up if I do go ahead and put my new ones in or is it a different problem?
Thanks
Mike
First can someone give me a hand posting pictures, I don't understand how to host an image. Second Thankyou guys for all the help you have been giving me, my radio picks up stations now. I replaced the electrolictic cap and installed new tubes but it has bad static that increases/decreases with the volume control. I haven't replaced the other inline mica caps, was hopeing to test them first before I got too involved and find it doesn't fix the problem. Giveing me your best guess is there a good chance the static will clear up if I do go ahead and put my new ones in or is it a different problem?
Thanks
Mike
komet302- Noob

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Re: Name these parts
FIRST YOU HAVE TO HAVE A FOLDER OR A SITE LIKE PHOTO BUCKET OR FLICKER . WHAN YOU WANT TO POST THEM YOU HAVE ICONS ABOVE POST PAGE . HIT THE LINK FOR POSTING PICS WITH WEB SITE WHERE THEIR AT . IF YOU USE ONE OF THESES SITES EASY TO FOLLOW DIRECTIONS their free .
denver- Wise Man

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post pics
There is a topic that will help you in forum issues &administration .
denver- Wise Man

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