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01-09-2013, 10:24 AM
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Hi All;
VTS1134, In my opinion, I would temparorly put some other resistors in the bleeder circuit, while waiting for some origionals to show up, and then get on with the rest of the restoration.. You could then go on to other parts of the 630 and find other things that you would need to add to the list of "things I am looking for" besides the bleeders.. As with this old of a set, there is most likely other things that have gone bad and will need to be replaced.. I am Courious what are you going to do on the Cap situation.. Replace, with NOS, or with new and restuff, or try to rejuvinate ?? THANK YOU Marty 
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01-09-2013, 12:21 PM
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Geist-
A little off topic from the original post, but I only restuff. If a set is worth owning, and you will be doing work to it, it's worth restuffing. Another collector told me once that we are mearly caretakers of these pieces of history. If we insist on making these things function then we should do absolutely everything in our power to make the finished product indecernable from original. I try to follow that mantra on every set that I do. I have in fact temporarily replaced the bleeder resistor in my 630 to move on. Once the set is finished I will post an account in pictures.
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01-09-2013, 01:02 PM
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Hi All;
VTS1134, I can't wait for the Pictures and an account.. The only reason I brought it up was that you mentioned, about it, in needing Bench space for the Belmont.. And when You get to the Belmont, I hope that for all of us, that Don't have such a set, you also post a large ammount of details and plenty of pictures.. Good Score on Both units.. I can't say Santa wasn't good to me, But, He just left a Big Bill.. THANK YOU Marty
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