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Old 02-02-2017, 10:27 AM
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Well that sure is a nice clean chassis. Apparently the previous restorer didn't have the perseverance and/or resources to complete the project. Some folks very quickly jump to the conclusion that the big bulb must be at fault. At any rate this should be a very educational project.

[edit] Forgot to ask - is there any indication that the electrolytic cans have been restored?

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Old 02-02-2017, 10:48 AM
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Well that sure is a nice clean chassis. Apparently the previous restorer didn't have the perseverance and/or resources to complete the project. Some folks very quickly jump to the conclusion that the big bulb must be at fault. At any rate this should be a very educational project.

[edit] Forgot to ask - is there any indication that the electrolytic cans have been restored?
Thanks Kevin.

Looks like the E-Caps have been re-stuffed. I looked closely and I might just power this thing up.
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