Bush VHF90

[Bushbaby]

Hi All,
I'm about to start restoration work on an Ivory VHF90 that I promised to do for a friend. What are these like to work on and does any one have any tips or hints for problems to look out for?
The reason I ask is that I have a very short time in which to do the work so an help will be most welcome.

Many thanks

Rob

[Mark R]

Rob
have a look here

http://www.vintage-radio.com/recent-repa...f90-1.html

cheers Mark

[Steve_P]

They are a neat little set that can give problems with the wavechange switch. Have a look here...

http://www.vintage-radio.com/recent-repa...f90-1.html

And I was lucky here...

http://www.vintage-radio.com/recent-repa...f90-2.html

Cheers,

Steve P.

[Bushbaby]

Thanks Mark

R

[Bushbaby]

Thanks Steve too.....
Do I take it that I should change all the waxies irrespectively?

Rob

[Mark R]

Rob
If you get a scatter gun out I shall biff you! I showed you better that that at Cottered!

cheers Mark

[Steve_P]

One at a time of course, so if you go wrong then you won't end up going round the houses.

You may well need a UCC85...

Cheers,

Steve P.

[Yorkie]

If you don't have the data Rob, get the Bush Service Data, which runs to 10 pages - the Trader Sheet is only four.

Best of luck with the restoration!

[Joe]

Cut the filter cap out for a start as if that leaks it'll take the lamp shunt with it.

As for caps, there are LOTS of Hunt's. Up to you how you proceed with them but there are none in my VHF90 or VHF70 now...

- Joe