[Boatanchors] Info needed : Who does SP-600 restoration?

[Al Parker]

Hi Kim,
    I'd be glad to answer questions, provide opinions, give some (maybe) 
useful guidance, etc.  I've done a dozen+ or so of them.  There is a 
description of removing the RF deck in one of the manuals, I'll have to 
search a bit.  (try Issue 6)  It's not really hard, but it helps to make pix 
&/or diagrams of what wire goes where in the pod on the side, e.g.
    There's a very good step by step by Ray Vasek in the service section of 
The Hammarlund Historian website.  Several manual edtions are available 
there, plus Andy Moorer, jamminpower, has more, in super resolution, on his 
website.
    I've been away most of the day, didn't see your note until now.
73,
Al, W8UT
New Bern, NC
www.boatanchors.org
www.hammarlund.info


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Subject: [Boatanchors] Info needed : Who does SP-600 restoration?


> Hi Gang!!
>
>    Done bunches of radios over the years and I'm not too bad at several 
> different models.  But I need some input (or even more) from someone that 
> specializes in SP-600's  I've got an JX-6 that needs all the caps replaced 
> in it and that means that the RF turret assembly has to come out.  I've 
> not done that before and I can't seem to find a manual that covers that to 
> my satisfaction.  So if you have had some work like that done, or know of 
> someone that does it, please send that along to me. I'd appreciate it.
>
> Thanks!!
> Kim Herron  W8ZV
> 1-616-677-3706
> kim.herron at sbcglobal dot net
> Looking for  GE E-129
>
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