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Old November 21st 05, 05:53 PM posted to rec.radio.amateur.boatanchors
Chuck Harris
 
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Default Replacing pilot lights in Drake L-4B

K3HVG wrote:
That's about it..... If your amp doesn't have the blue filters, you may
want to find them, too.


If you can't find the blue filters, go to your local craft shop, and get
a can of the blue transparent liquid that is used to make wire flower
petals. (you dip a wire "outline" of a petal in this stuff, and it forms
a thin film, like a soap bubble, over the wire.)

The stuff forms an intensly blue/green transparent film that seems to withstand
the heat from the bulb quite nicely.

-Chuck
 
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