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Old 04-14-2018, 07:32 PM
dieseljeep dieseljeep is offline
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Originally Posted by EdKozk2 View Post
The mice chewed into every universal wound peaking coil, paper capacitor and at just about every wire.

Decojoe67, I don't feel so bad now, I don,t mind the extra work bringing the set back to life. The gentleman I got the set from said there were no signs of rodent infestation. We were both looking at the same set. Since I had already made the trip to Madison and paid a deposit to hold the set a few days earlier, I completed the transaction.
Ed
I thought that when I seen the picture of the bottom chassis, where it looked like the mice were chewing on the choke and the output transformer.
That set isn't that rare, not like some of the others.
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