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Old July 30th 07, 05:17 PM posted to rec.radio.shortwave
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Default GE Superradio III Help

Lossen those screws up as much as you can.(cuss em out too) Get a thin
blade screwdriver, or a dull kitchen table knife.Pry up under the heads
of those screws while loosening up some more on them with a
screwdriver.If those plastic heads under there are stripped, heat up
something on your kitchen stove and melt those plastic threads.when you
go to reinstall those metal threads,,,,,,,,
They might cut a ''new one'' just like I would love to do with that
divorced woman near Natchez,Mississippi.
cuhulin

 
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