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38-15 finished
#1

Ok one last post to brag.

My 38-15 is finished. The dial face has a place where the dial needle rubbed the gold foil off. Other then that and it works great and I installed an input for an MP3 player.

Pics:
[Image: http://i1129.photobucket.com/albums/m501...99A47A.jpg]

[Image: http://i1129.photobucket.com/albums/m501...D26A0C.jpg]

What it looked like when I got it in Kutztown in May:

[Image: http://i1129.photobucket.com/albums/m501...99f9c2.jpg]

-Keith
#2

Keith, And well you should brag. That is a vey handsome radio. Great job.

Dave D
#3

All I can say is WOW!
#4

How does she play? Very nice, nifty bezel.

Paul

Tubetalk1
#5

Icon_thumbup Nice!!

Happily back in Illinois..not.
#6

She plays good pulls in AM and SW stations. The Bezel was pretty nasty so I used Brasso to clean it up. That made it to shinny so I coated it with a couple passes of medium walnut toner and then cleared it. I think it turned it pretty good.

-Keith
#7

Really nice job. Raising the bar for all!
#8

You did a really nice job! The grill cloth you used looks pretty good, too.

Tom
#9

That's a neat little set, Keith! Nice job!

What have you pulled in on shortwave?
#10

Nice job Keith, you are the "Wiz".
Jerry

A friend in need is a pest!  Bill Slee ca 1970.
#11

Very very nice!
#12

It looks good. There is a seller on Ebay who has many dial faces, and you may find one one of these days.

Web site: http://www.masekconsulting.net
Radio Photos: http://www.photobucket.com - album id FStephenMasek
#13

Shortwave mostly stations down in Mexico, I did pull in a couple from overseas they were speaking an Asian language. I don't do much SW listening.

Radio Daze sells a re-pop dial face for it but like a lot of their stuff there is no picture. Not sure how the re-pop would look I decided that the original one wasn't to bad. I have seen worse.

Thanks for all the comments everyone..

Should have the 610 console done this weekend. Finishing the cabinet for my AC Dayton, and will be starting restoration of a RCA Victor R-15 soon. I also need to finish up a 39-55 I shelved cause it was irritating me while trying to get the mystery control receiver to work.

It never ends...

-Keith




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