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Let me quote Nancy Kerrigan. WHY ?

It's a D&A and Phantom is the model.

Uniden wireless mic wires are as follows. So if you figure out the wiring of your radio just put what needs to go to each pin. Pin 1 - modulation Pin 2- RX Pin 3-TX Pin 4- Audio from receive Pin 5- Common Pin 6- 8v+ DC

Touch the screen where it says LSB or USB or CW or RTTY etc. It will pop up and touch AM.

Why not add another small transformer?

That's not original. Original would be a 4.7 ohm carbon comp resistor. Someone replaced it.

My mistake. I meant to say it is for neutralization. It's to neutralize the final. Early sets had this. Later sets did not. As far as noise on transmit. Did you try just jumping pins on mic jack to rule out dirty contacts? If so check the tube sockets. Then check the 6bq5 by tapping on it...

First thing I would do is try a 7558. The tube in there is a 12at7 which is in no way a final for that radio. Someone probably just stuck it in there. Looks like it's an early transmitter without the alc circuit. Also someone changed out the small variable cap on the tube for a larger one. That...

Nomads board works awesome. Highly recommended. And these work great too if he doesn't have anymore. https://casarain.com/products/dds-vfo-amplifier

Mylar is a brand. Not a type. Those green caps are fine.

But.... None of the radios you like will be around a half century from now. A refurbished Browning that is done right will out talk and out receive any new Chinese radio. Put a small amp behind it and they can't be beat. And there will still be working Brownings another hald century from now if...

On schematic it looks like 1.2uh.

Try this. Worked for me in the past on TX ssb warble. Not sure if you have tx or rx warble but you should do this anyway.

I believe thats a ptbm039aox https://dokumen.tips/documents/23-channel-pll02a-mods-simple-mod-for-lower-channel-pll02a-mods-simple-mod-for-lower.html

How much?

Sounds like a salesman pitch to me.

If you want something that will look good but isn't exactly original I would hammer it flat using a block of wood and a hammer. Then find some vintage cloth speaker grill cloth that you like the look of. Use some 3m spray adhesive and cover it with cloth...

You are probably hearing your voice resonating through them. Replace them and report back.

Check the anode plate cap on top of the tubes. Make sure both the screws are tight. Also look at the parasitic resistors coming off the top of tube and see if they are burnt or cracked. BUT BE SURE ITS UNPLUGGED AND DISCHARGED BEFORE DOING SO.