Twelve years ago (thanks to Matt's spade

) I was just going by what was listed on the schematic which would be 2.0 volts at 0.06 amp which would be 60 ma. You'll note that it says "On 514 and 516 only" the 9R514 chassis being 514.
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http://radio.codegods.ca/sites/default/ ... /rm-63.jpgor
http://pacifictv.ca/schematics/rogers14-50data.pdf According to the schematic and charts below that would indicate that it would be a type 49 bayonet lamp rated at 2 volt .06 amps or 60 ma. You can also double check by comparing the color of the lamp bead of the old bulb (should be pink if you still have it and if it wasn't substituted).....
http://www.nostalgiaair.org/References/lamps/http://www.radioremembered.org/lamps.htmI was trying to figure out why the 49 type dial light more commonly found in battery sets with a 2V 60ma rating which seemed to be a little low in an AC set to be the "dial" light. For instance the 515 chassis has a 7 watt bulb.... After finding a photo of the 9R514 shown below with a dial red spot "on" indicator.... that would explain the reason for that value.
http://antiqueradios.com/gallery/main.p ... emId=49977Regards
Ken