Cleaning Inside Old Radio

January 12th 05, 06:01 PM

Mark S. Holden

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pete ke90a wrote:
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If you brush the dust off the circuit boards, make sure that you don't
bump any of the trimmer capicators.

Pete KE9OA

Reminds me of when I was a kid - my best friend decided to soup up his
dad's radio and found the trimmer caps and the slugs in the IF
transformers were loose and needed tightening.

Any update on the enthusiast's MW radio you were working on?

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