02-20-2014, 09:11 PM
Not all of them have to be 450V but if you make them it is OK.
As for radio not playing after it was - well, if the radio is in the condition that it can be plugged in and played, this copuld be simply a case of damaged or even simply yanked out tube.
But of course it is always better to do a thorough revision first with checking resistors and replcing capacitors and only then trying to play it.
These chassis look more menacing than they really are.
As for radio not playing after it was - well, if the radio is in the condition that it can be plugged in and played, this copuld be simply a case of damaged or even simply yanked out tube.
But of course it is always better to do a thorough revision first with checking resistors and replcing capacitors and only then trying to play it.
These chassis look more menacing than they really are.
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