Working on a train wreck of a Westinghouse H-122 for a friend, and there are two resistors that are charred beyond recognition. This radio was really used to death. It's Sams 6-35.

First resistor is between pins 2 and 3 of the 25Z6
Second resistor is off of pin 8 of the 25L6

Much appreciated if anyone's got the info! :)

Working on a train wreck of a Westinghouse H-122 for a friend, and there are two resistors that are charred beyond recognition. This radio was really used to death. It's Sams 6-35.

First resistor is between pins 2 and 3 of the 25Z6
Second resistor is off of pin 8 of the 25L6

Much appreciated if anyone's got the info! :)

No, but Nostalgia Air has the Riders:

http://www.nostalgiaair.org/Resources/095/M0024095.htm

Looks like a 22 Ohm between 2/3 on the 25Z6, and a 91 ohm on the 25L6 cathode (pin 8).

I might have it, but not sure (the model of radio you're working on sounds familiar) I'll dig through my sams photofacts and see what I come up with. :yes:

Brian's got the needed info, thanks though! And thanks Brian, you came to my rescue once again!!!

Brian's got the needed info, thanks though! And thanks Brian, you came to my rescue once again!!!

Alright, thought I'd offer.

That is one interesting circuit. The 25Z6 could have been used as a voltage doubler rectifier. Instead the cathodes and plates were parallel to increase current capacity.
I got one of these a long time ago and recently got a very similar H-247, both are missing the companion record players :sigh: