"Phil Nelson" wrote in message
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If the replacement meter works properly,
and the modification was done neatly,
why not just leave it alone? If a good meter ever becomes
available, then change it out.
Not many folks would know, or care about the difference.

I guess the honest answer is . . . that it bugs me. The replacement is
functional. On the other hand, it not only works backward but zeros near
the
midpoint rather than all the way to one edge. So it can't be as responsive
plan for this SX-28 is that it'll be my "keeper." It's a one-owner rig
that worked well as found, unabused and unmodified except for this meter.
I'm on weak signals as if it had the full range of travel.


Then it was a hack job and doesn't work right. It would bug me too.

Pete