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Old 02-05-20, 03:13
David Dunlop David Dunlop is offline
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I was able to cut two small pieces of 2x4 to block up the two Indicators today. This takes the load of their weight of the couplings to the Condensers and stops them from wobbling around.

All removable pieces are now off the Sender front panel as well, with the exception of the remains of the small phenolic resin mounting board for the TERMINALS, Aerial at the top of the panel. I need to carefully drill off the crimps holding the rivets for this board in place to remove the rivets, I need to size and source replacements to put a new assembly back in place when the time comes.

David
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