[Nathan Slingerland]

Thanks Bob!  

I won't post much on the electronic restoration - so I'll just add it here to this thread.

6.5K Resistor

Part #60 - the large wire-wound resistor - tested open.

After replacing it with the one from a parts chassis and putting in new electrolytics I tried bringing it up on a variac. No sound...

Speaker

Even though the speaker looked to be in really clean condition the output transformer tested open.

Fortunately I have a spare H-13 speaker. And it lives! Actually it works pretty well but I'll still go through and restuff all the caps.  

Tuning Condenser

After making sure it was mostly working I got to the root of the original problem - the one that resulted in an extra hole. I swapped in the tuning assembly from a parts chassis. It was also the perfect time to put in new tuner rubber mounting grommets.

Before:

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Note the addition of a shaft parallel to the tuning condenser axis. The original mechanism uses a pulley system to give much finer control.

After:

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[Image: https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4417/3558...c469_z.jpg]

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(Tone control is out.)

Shadow Meter

The shadow meter tests good, although it doesn't move much. I verified that it moves correctly using a 9V battery. It will likely do much better after I restuff all of the paper caps and align it.