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Thanks for the info Doug. Unless it was some kind of factory option, I planned to remove it. To bad they installed that darned pot on the front panel. I think I can repair it though. This radio is the WR10A version with the 47 tubes in it. At least the 47's are reasonably priced.

BTW, I also have a GE S-22A which is nearing completion. I have refinished the cabinet and was waiting for a new power transformer. I finally got one and the radio is playing nicely now. It is the same chassis as the WR-10A, using the 47's.

Ed