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In this Discussion
- essexcoupe3131 May 2011
- hornet_54 May 2011
- James P. May 2011
- LanceB May 2011
- Marconi May 2011
Radio Foot Control
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Hi Lance, it depends on which control you have one is 42,late 46 and 47. The other is early 46. The 42, L46, 47 control just makes contact, part way down it mutes the radio and all the way down it activates a solenoid in the radio that turns a ratchet mechanism one sixth of a turn for every push. The plug on this one has 3 prongs/contacts. The early 46 unit does all of the above but in addition has a volume control built in. To operate the foot vol. cont. you turn the volume control on the radio all the way counter-clockwise and it switches to the foot control! The plug on this unit has 6 smaller prongs/ contacts and is not interchangeable with the other one. BTW these same footswitches were used by Nash for the same years plus Nash used the 47 control thru 1950.
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Thanks Bob and Marconi. This one has the six prongs so I will try turning the volume CCW and see if things work. May need to send the whole assembly out just to have it gone through, only really getting one station in and Radio Disney is not my first choice to listen to.
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whats wrong with Disney, made Doc famous LOL