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August 21st 16, 10:03 PM
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[quote=Chuck Harris;628618]Hi Dale,
I am an amateur watchmaker, and I have been known to repair meters from time to time. What seems to be the problem with yours? Hairsprings can be straightened, iron filings removed, armatures rewound.... I can't replace jewels cracked jewels, because I don't have a source for new jewels. -Chuck Chuck...do you still offer repairs? I have a VU meter in need of some attention. |
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