[Central-Electronics] RE Finished 100V

[Dan Osborne]

Hi Gordon -

I would sure be interested in the details of your outstanding 
restoration job !!
Have a couple of 100V's and 200V's here that need attention - you input 
would
certainly make the job easier !!

tnx es 73,

Dan O
WB5AFY

On 12/9/2013 3:31 PM, Gordon wrote:
> 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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