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Yeah, Chris PUH-LEEZE be careful !! You can get KILLED fooling around w/these old things if you don't know what you're doing. My advice would be to find somebody in yr town who works on these things to see if it is fixable & how much, or there are several AKers who work on old radios who I'm sure would be more than happy to help you, for a modest fee. But if you must work on this old set by y6rself, you at the very least should study a radio repair text. A good one I've found is Ed Romney's "Fixing up Nice Old Radios" it pre-supposes you know nothing about radio theory, etc. & goes from there. I'm sure there are many others-that's just the one i'm familiar with. But I REALLY think you would be better off letting somebody who knows what they're doing handle this one. No offense, podner-just trying to look out fer ya !-Sandy G.
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