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Old 07-24-2009, 06:53 PM
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I'm restoring a very similar looking chassis (20X1) right now too. It's also missing those metal plates.

I'd say my chassis was in worse condition than yours. So, if I can get mine going I'm sure you can too

You can follow my progress in the 20X122 restoration thread.

Maybe we can compare notes. Do you need the Sams?

Good luck
Bob
Yes I could use the sams if not now later on. thanks...
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Old 07-24-2009, 10:08 PM
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At least the butchery on your set is plain to see. On my Hallicrafters 505, a previous owner had neatly cannibalized the sound takeoff coil and two peaking coils. I had been happily recapping for a while, but mysteriously had no audio or video output. After poking around, I finally had a "what's missing from this picture" moment. Duh!

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