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27-06-21, 17:53
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RESISTANCES, Variable, Wirewound, 300-Ohn ZA/CAN 4438
The location of this part can be seen in the first photos of Posts #619 and #620, directly below the T1A Transformer.
The Circuit Reference for this resister is ‘R14A’ and it is the Meter Adjustment used for calibrating the Meter. It is reached by means of the long slotted screwdriver in the Tool Kit from directly above, between the Flick Drive Assembly and the Tuning Condenser. The adjusting slot is visible immediately to the left of the Flexible Tuning Drive Coupling, when you look straight down in that location. It appears to be another ‘in house’ CMC product, with its CMC Part Number stamped into the rear cover of the resistor case, ‘115-294’. David 
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