"Hi Scott
Thank you for your reply, I did finally figure it out. Even after spray lubricant I had to hold the gear behind the face plate with pliers and another pair of pliers on the pointer. A pretty good little twist before it came off.
Regards"
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Need help early Philharmonic
Started this discussion. Last reply by Kirk Spalinger Jan 15. 2 Replies 0 Likes
I recently purchased an early Philharmonic with the West Coast dial, I am in the process of dismantling, cleaning and repair. The dial glass is cracked and needs replaced, the long pointer is…Continue
New Member AM Phantom Deluxe second issue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Kirk Spalinger Jul 12, 2020. 12 Replies 0 Likes
Scott Enthusiast members Second issue: My second issue with my newly acquired AM Deluxe is a previous owner cut out the noise suppression circuit in the receiver. This was purposely done by someone…Continue
New Member Phantom AM Deluxe 6L6
Started this discussion. Last reply by Kirk Spalinger Jun 24, 2020. 7 Replies 0 Likes
Hi, E H Scott radio enthusiast members My name is Kirk Spalinger and I recently joined as a member, probably like many of you I joined after being allured by a Scott radio. I am more of an audio…Continue
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"I have no idea why I am just seeing this older post, but yes the small pointer is just press fit. Carefully pry it off. "
Need help early Philharmonic
I recently purchased an early Philharmonic with the West Coast dial, I am in the process of dismantling, cleaning and repair. The dial glass is cracked and needs replaced, the long pointer is attached with a set screw and comes off easily but the small pointer is stuck in place. I do not know if the small pointer pulls off like the dial pointer for a vintage clock or if it unscrews. I do not want to damage the pointer so I am unsure how to proceed. I am sure many of the members here have…See More
"David
I completed the recap and on the radio and amp and finished adding the 10 watt 400 ohm power resistor in series with the field coil, I am now showing 887 ohms across the coil, I also added a 2uf cap in series with the tweeter as you…"
"Yep - Finding a speaker plug will be a challenge. The standard 7 pin plug or tube base has two fat pins side by side being pin #1 and #7 ( counting clockwise from prong side).
The speaker fat plug pins are #1 and #4 - May have to make one.…"
"David
I wanted to reply now that I am ready to address the speaker.
I recapped the receiver and the amp, I found a couple of cracked resistors and those paper caps hiding in the metal cans under the chassis.
Three issues you mentioned I needed to…"
"Kirk - Don't concern yourself now with the possible need for output transformer until you actually need one. If and when, then I can give you detail on what I did to modify an output transformer..
Meanwhile, you appear to have a…"
"Hi Thomas, thank you for your input, I started a spreadsheet and listed needed capacitors for the receiver and amp. Most of the schematics for the Phantom Deluxe are difficult to read when blown up enough to read written cap values. I went back to…"
"Thomas - Hammond makes some universal output transformers. At several watt ratings like 2, 5 10 and up to 15 watts. With 6 output lugs covers a lot of tube/voice coil combinations but max out at about 16 ohms. Radio Daze also carries some…"
"Kirk; Until you can find the correct speaker, check out Antique electronic Supply as mentioned for the capacitors. They also carry a line of Hammond (not the organ co.) transformers and have one that will match 6L6 tubes to any speaker. The…"
"Again, great information, that just made my day!
First thing I would like to recap the set, I am working on what I need to do that. As far as the speaker it sounds like the hard part will be to find a connector. Dave that was one of the first things…"
"Your Phantom Deluxe may have had a 12 or a 15 inch speaker with curved cone, may have depended on the original cabinet.
Because you confirmed your speaker came from a Magnavox radio using 6L6 output tubes, then you should have a sufficiently…"
"Dave you are correct I went back to the source I acquired the speaker from, I knew it was pulled from a 6L6 amp but was told it was pulled from a Magnavox radio. Thanks for the information, I am on the lookout, I will try to be patient and wait for…"
"For comparison, look at this pre-war Scott 15 inch coax on eBay:
eBay item number: 122766396020.
Looks a lot like yours - BUT: is not correct for your Phantom Deluxe.
Note this eBay field coil speaker 1) lacks an…"
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