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04-18-2008, 06:27 AM
Agreed. You can get them from a number of sources, Bob's Antique Radios, justradios.com are two that come quickly to mind.

I also use a number of the radial lead types when not restuffing and when they seem to fit better. The DME-series from Mouser.com is an example.

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