"Terry Hamilton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> made an utterance to the drakelist gang
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There must be something about 2B's that cause the same (cosmetic, mostly)
defects.  Jim (W1FMR), I'd love to see what you did posted.

Terry
K7WLD

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john <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> made an utterance to the drakelist gang
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One of my 2B's is also a real dog...rusty on the edges, chassis very 
pitted, chips off the front panel.

Works flawlessly!
:-)

John K5MO



At 05:03 PM 9/28/2007, Jim F. wrote:

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>Hi
>I am new to the list and making a rusty 2B
>presentable as my boatanchor receiver.
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>The chrome rings on all knobs were really rusty.
>Replaced the DC filter caps
>Replaced 4 of the 6 paper capacitors
>Repaired rust on the case and front panel
>Chassis is almost entirely oxidized and pitted.
>
>Had the radio playing absolutely super last night but
>this morning  heard a loud buzz (not exactly a hum).
>Will see if works OK tonight.
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>And someone must have banged the receiver down on the
>main tuning knob which bent the tuning shaft a bit.
>The dial cord slips in one spot as the knob is turned.
>  Not serious but annoying.
>
>The set now looks OK and performs (at least it did
>last
>night :-) wonderful !
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>If anyone is interested in a quick rusty ring knob
>repair and what I used to lube the moving parts,
>and how I repaired rust that formed from past 20
>years in a damp basement, let me know and I
>will post something.
>
>The radio does not look absolutely original,
>but I really enjoy looking at it and listening
>to it.
>
>If the chassis were not completely pitted I would
>meticulously restore it. But it is a rescued radio,
>  not restored 2B, but a "user" and a keeper.
>
>Never thought it would look as good as it does.
>
>72,
>
>jim / W1FMR
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>to be replaced if anyone has any.
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