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I bought this of eBay for £16+P&P, the frequency dial and the potentiometer are missing, but all the boards are there, so i think it's going to make a for a nice little project. it's all working now, i was able to find a 5k pot for the one that was missing for the frequency adjustment (it's a bit of a hack but it will be fine for now), i was also able to find some replacements for the missing capacitors too (a 10uf for the 10sec sweep and a 10uf for the x1 frequency range), i also replaced the 47ohm resistor and the two clamping diodes on the main amp board (the 47ohm resistor tested fine but looked burnt), i also fixed the neon indicator on the front, cleaned the card connecter pins, switch contacts and fitted a power lead. i've replaced the 5k potentiometer with a 10 turn 5k pot, i got off eBay, to give some finer control, it's not the best, but it works better then the single turn pot i put in. Circuit Schematic - (http://www.vintage-radio.net/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=48278&d=1300274289)
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