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Originally Posted by electroking
However, as you found out, doing the resto and getting the radio to work
is a great part of the reward. The skills you develop doing this are actually quite
useful. I suggest that you keep on reading about this topic, maybe acquire
some instrumentation such as a scope, frequency counter, signal generator, etc.,
and keep chatting with us about anything electronic. Good luck!
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That's a BIG part of it. As long as I'm able to break even for material costs, I'd gladly restore a radio for someone... just the challenge and reward is a lot of fun.
And I do agree with the last post- don't sell to people unless they know about tube radios and/or are tube audio lovers.