Those are the tubes and clocks I was thinking about. I've recently put back together some old pieces and got this running. The tubes are good... I like to find them with perfect coating still on the tubes and that isn't ago easy but the best I've found are from Poland or old collectors. I used an original RadioShack answering machine power supply so the clock could sync from the line frequency correctly. It's neat how I think Dieters clock reads the line frequency when you first plug it in.
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