[Central-Electronics] Bandhopper Refurb
Gutfrucht, Alan
agutfruc at chicagobooth.edu
Thu Dec 3 22:02:07 EST 2020
Tom,
I also have a Bandhopper VFO here that is going on the bench soon. My dial
is in almost pristine condition, so I am going to leave it as is. But I
have two other issues. The "glass" in front of the dial is missing. I think
I can deal with that. I have bought some Lexan to cement in place and will
scribe a line to suit and fill with paint.
However, I (like you apparently) have a bad front panel. There are dozens
of "chipped" spots down to the primer. I don't know how that happened but
it looks lousy. If you find a source for a silk screen replacement as
requested earlier please let me know.
I have been looking into the possibility of using "dry transfer" decals.
There are a couple of places out there that will make them up and the
results look good.
Regards,
Alan, WB2FZC
On Thu, Dec 3, 2020 at 3:43 PM Tom Hankins <thankins at arvig.net> wrote:
> Tnx to those that responded to my request. I did have a scanned image of a
> new dial that I put in a VFO about 2 years ago and before I installed it I
> scanned it to a PDF file. Took me a while to find the old file but I
> finally
> printed it using photo paper on an inkjet printer and it looks as good as
> the original dial. If anyone wants a copy of that file to try let me know
> and I can send a copy. TNX agn!
>
> Tom H
>
> K0EOA
>
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