(I've asked this question before, but can't remember the answer - or maybe I didn't get an answer.)

When Philco came up with a revised version of a radio model's design, they added "Code 121" to the model number. What was the significance, if any, to "121"?

What happened to Codes 1-120? :>)

:(I've asked this question before, but can't remember the answer - or maybe I didn't get an answer.)
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:When Philco came up with a revised version of a radio model's design, they added "Code 121" to the model number. What was the significance, if any, to "121"?
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:What happened to Codes 1-120? :>)

Code 121 is the original or "base" version of a model. See Service Tip Number 35 from my site explaining CODE and RUN numbers used by Philco:

http://www.philcorepairbench.com/tips/svctip35.htm

Thanks, Chuck. I've now got your website citation on this subject bookmarked. It is a little confusing, isn't it?

Weird.

::(I've asked this question before, but can't remember the answer - or maybe I didn't get an answer.)
::
::When Philco came up with a revised version of a radio model's design, they added "Code 121" to the model number. What was the significance, if any, to "121"?
::
::What happened to Codes 1-120? :>)
:
:Code 121 is the original or "base" version of a model. See Service Tip Number 35 from my site explaining CODE and RUN numbers used by Philco:
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:http://www.philcorepairbench.com/tips/svctip35.htm
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