philips: V6A (V 6 A); Matador
philips: V6A (V 6 A); Matador
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v6a
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hi lars ,ive just been looking up ur v6a in the archives , i have to say ive never come across one before , a tip , theres a product called teepol its used for a cutting process by car valets , for bringing back paint work , its very good for restoring bakelite , its remarkably more modern looking than 1936 , in design [ur radio].
i have a 525a philips restored but not great volume wise , it probably needs electrolitics etc replaced , [year1935]c .
when i was a child we had a philips 634a philips cathedral set , and after a spell of some 60 years i discovered one of my collector friends has one in h is collection.
wishing u all the best with ur v6a, regards maitiu.
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brasso, or tee- cut
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Voltages
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old original valves
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Main voltage
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delight
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