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Old 05-30-2016, 09:07 PM
albanks albanks is offline
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Thank you for that valuable information. I will have to study on that a bit. Actually a lot. The article on antiqueradios does make it seem 'doable' for a novice but now I am not so sure. Looking at my chassis it seems to me I can see where I am going to cut and solder. I can see the large, wax paper capacitors that need to be replaced. I know most of them are the type that never get replaced. I was just going to go down the list of capacitors on the image I posted and buy all the type that are paper and then put them in according to the schematic. Wrong idea? I think I should check youtube too, hopefully someone filmed this procedure. How in the world did most of you get your start? I feel like I am not smart enough to be in this hobby but for the love of my sets and all things '60's' I am going to try like hell.
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