[Central-Electronics] RE Finished 100V

Gordon gordon at n6wk.com
Mon Dec 9 16:31:46 EST 2013


Dave,
          Thanks for the kind words Dave.
    Yes I do have the step by steps around here and lots of pictures.
  I will dig them out and post my steps.
This 100V had  a frozen VFO as well, but took it apart, replaced the two 
bearings cleaned out all the old deteriorated foam and gook, installed 
new Foam, lubed and re-assembled.
Smooth as silk now. I even replaced all the little ball bearings in the 
Vernier dial assembly!
I took each sub chassis apart from the others . It made it much easier 
doing one section at a time.
All new Stainless hardware when it went back together too!
If a Capacitor was round and tubular.. It got replaced...LOL

73,
Gordon
N6WK

On 12/9/2013 10:00 AM, Comcast wrote:
> Gordon
> Beautiful job, as an owner of a 100V and 200V that need some work very interested in how you got this unit so good looking.  Do you have notes that detail out the trials and tribulations you went through both cosmetically and electrical?
>
> My 200V has a frozen VFO but 100V is in pretty good shape.
>
> Dave K5MWR
>
>
> Sent from my iPad



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