Joe Bento wrote:


Now that is interesting! I've certainly done my share of radio
restorations - the electronics, mind you. I haven't learned the
woodworking skills required for cabinetry.

Perhaps I need to advertise a bit. I always thought this area to be
devoid of any vintage radio activity. The lack of any sort of hamfests
around Salt Lake makes me really appreciate my annual pilgrimage to Dayton.

Fortunately, I have always managed to save a bit of my salary to avoid
any dependence on assistance programs. Tapping into that savings now
just moves any retire date further off into the future.

Joe


Joe,
Advertise on Craigslist, I advertise I restore Dynaco and other tube
amps and I do get repair jobs!

Sal

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On 2009-05-10 14:50:02 -0600, Bill M said:

Joe Bento wrote:
I decided this was too nice an amplifier to keep on a bread tin.
Therefore, my friend from the UK will be presented with a more
professional looking product. I ordered a black finish Hammond steel
chassis and bottom cover plate and proceded to go to work. I'm pleased
enough with the resilts that now I want one for me!

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Nice!

Thank you, Bill.

I've been unemployed since March, and while actively searching for
electronics technician jobs around the Salt Lake area, I've been using
some of my idle time building all those roundtuit projects.


Tried TV Specialists? I worked there in the 70's, wasn't a bad place to
work. They do a lot of warranty stuff.

On 2009-05-11 01:45:05 -0600, "Brenda Ann" said:


Tried TV Specialists? I worked there in the 70's, wasn't a bad place to
work. They do a lot of warranty stuff.

I never specialized in TVs. Too large to 'collect'. Now with
everything LCD and plasma with digital broadcast, I'd have to
completely relearn the signal flow.

I looked up TV Specialists, however. They've been in business a LONG time!

Joe