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#724980 02/27/2011 6:05 PM
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I'm hoping one of you guys knows about the old 6 volt radios. I have a 1947 radio, I have replaced all the capaciters, vibrator, speaker, tubes, and buffer capaciter. All I get now is a high pitched squeal. Any ideas on whats wrong? Terry


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Try posting in the electrical bay, then subforum the radio bench. Fred there will be sure to tell you what's wrong.


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