I have a Warwick Model 0-50 old radio. One of the capacitor's is missing. It is C9. The schematic is so small that I can't tell what value the cap is, and also can't tell where C9 goes on the schematic. Very small print. If anyone can help, I would appreciate it. Thank you, Tim.

Tim: C9 looks to be one of the electrolytic filter caps in the DC power supply. It seems to be 10uF, but might be 40uF. It's not critical - try one or the other, or anything in between, and it should be fine. Use a minumum 150V rating, although the parts list calls for 100V.
Doug

C9 is located in the bottom center of the schematic. One side of C9 (the negative side) is connected to chassis ground: http://www.nostalgiaair.org/PagesByModel/898/M0022898.pdf

:I have a Warwick Model 0-50 old radio. One of the capacitor's is missing. It is C9. The schematic is so small that I can't tell what value the cap is, and also can't tell where C9 goes on the schematic. Very small print. If anyone can help, I would appreciate it. Thank you, Tim.

:Tim: C9 looks to be one of the electrolytic filter caps in the DC power supply. It seems to be 10uF, but might be 40uF. It's not critical - try one or the other, or anything in between, and it should be fine. Use a minumum 150V rating, although the parts list calls for 100V.
:Doug
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:C9 is located in the bottom center of the schematic. One side of C9 (the negative side) is connected to chassis ground: http://www.nostalgiaair.org/PagesByModel/898/M0022898.pdf
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::I have a Warwick Model 0-50 old radio. One of the capacitor's is missing. It is C9. The schematic is so small that I can't tell what value the cap is, and also can't tell where C9 goes on the schematic. Very small print. If anyone can help, I would appreciate it. Thank you, Tim.
Thanks again Doug. Got it. Tim