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Please be specific in your post subjects.
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Please be specific in your questions, as well as the subject title you give your questions. Specific questions will generally be answered quicker than those of a generic nature.

Good subject title: How do I test a Type 45 tube from my Philco 90?
Bad subject title: Philco Radio

Also, please do not make multiple posts asking the same questions. This is merely a waste of bandwidth. A lot of us have jobs - and lives - that prevent our being at the computer 24/7. Please be patient, someone will post when they can. It is OK to "bump" your question, if necessary, by merely typing:

bump

as a new post in your thread to help bring attention to it.

This should not be construed as picking on anyone. The questions, comments, and contributions of everyone here are all very much appreciated.

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