12-04-2014, 05:10 PM
(This post was last modified: 12-04-2014, 05:12 PM by Radio Fixer.)
Glad you didn't have to drill anymore holes in the base Colin. That to me is a bad step, it just make it a little less original. I try to avoid it on 'ole radios' and certainly where the screws will show, say on the back of the chassis where it has no back. The only times I have to do it is to mount metal clad resistors as replacements for massive HT feeds (EMI radios) or as a way to drop some mains volts... Boy! here it can be above the mid 240's !!
All looking bright and cheerful. I think you should bring it into the lounge at Christmas, cover it with tinsel and fairy lights
. Plenty of places to hang presents off the bewildering array of knobs. Now a dual time base scope I understand ...
Gary
All looking bright and cheerful. I think you should bring it into the lounge at Christmas, cover it with tinsel and fairy lights
. Plenty of places to hang presents off the bewildering array of knobs. Now a dual time base scope I understand ...Gary







