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"Rick (W-A-one-R-K-T)" wrote in message
news ![]() A neighbor gave me a Heath DX-40 transmitter and VF-1 VFO that had been sitting God knows where for God knows how long, and tonight I pulled them up into the shack from the garage to see what if anything I could do with them. You can see the "Before" photos at http://www.rkt-tech.com/DX40 (at least for the transmitter ... I haven't taken the VFO out of its case yet). You can see that it needs a little work. :-\ (Amazingly, though, the underside doesn't look half bad...) Having never done one of these restorations before ... where do I start? The metal cabinets are not that bad. Any half decent paint booth at a good autobody shop can remove the rust prime and paint in yoru favoriate gray to match. PATIENCE is the kep skill for restoration work. IF you don't have that -- pass these on to someone who has it. gb |
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