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Old 28-03-20, 18:01
David Dunlop David Dunlop is offline
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Woot! Woot! Success with this morning's quarter turn!

The grey Dial Knob popped free and I was able to complete the disassembly of the PA TUNE Assembly down to the front panel.

You can see the amount of dirt and whatever else that dripped down the panel behind the dial over the years and in the second photo, the amount of dark crud that accumulated between the grey knob and it's brass shaft fitting.

Next up will be the middle, I.P.A. 7 - 16 MC Dial Assembly. It will be interesting to see how that one goes.

David
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