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Radio repair parts
I've got an old (1949) Zenith AM-FM set I'm restoring. It didn't need recapping:
mostly ceramic caps and the electrolytic and a 0.047 bumblebee had been recently replaced. All that's bad are the volume and tone/power switch controls. The tone control circuit is really really strange: it uses a 5 meg pot in a feedback circuit, and the control only does something in the last 300K of its range! It could be replaced with a 1 meg linear. But the volume is odd: its a two meg pot with a tap at an unknown spot, though its good enough to measure, which I will. But ... where do I find replacement pots, even approximate ones, for this beast? They are mechanically very ordinary ones, similar to modern ones. One meg pots with a tap I can find, but not two meg. Doug McDonald |
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