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Old radio restoration. The parts are mounted!.


It sure is taking shape. I have cleaned all the parts and mounted the components. The front panel has not been attached. That will be done after the wiring has been completed. I did purchase new brass screws and washers for the back terminals. I cleaned the fixed 250mmfd condenser (capacitor) and mounted it with the original screws. I cleaned the hinges and screws with sandpaper. The screws weren't brass, but for now I will use them as they were original.

I thought of mounting the front panel in a better way. The person that built it had two little wood screws along the edge of the front panel. I thought that I would drill two new holes, use brass fillister head machine screws and a couple of brackets. I decided that I would stick with the original. What the heck, it stayed together for 75 years, why should I change it?

I am really pleased how this is turning out. There is a slight problem in the top's front corners. I think I will put a small amount of stain in the place where it shows. That will work for now until I find out more about wood restoration. After all, I specialize in the circuitry and not the wood work.

Next comes the wiring and the final assembly and testing.


The breadboard parts are mounted.

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