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Old 01-25-2009, 11:07 PM
JGlenn JGlenn is offline
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I finally got this thng going, I think the main issue was just dirty and some loose tube sockets. The tuning dial is quite a bit off but it seems to pull in stations halfway decent. It plays drasticly louder on some stations than others so Im not sure If there are suspect weak tubes in a radio like this I should replace or probably just recap it first and see if anything changes. It is probably almost half a century old so Im sure those caps have about had it although it does sound pretty good for what it is once it warms up and no real hum either.
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