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After many years, I'm beginning the process of resurrecting my Scott. The 7-pin plug that goes on the end of the cable that goes between the expander unit and the amplifier (at the amplifier end) is broken. Where I can get one of these replacement plugs? What is this type of plug called? If I knew its name I could look it up. Thanks in advance for your help (any advice is always appreciated too). I'm sure I'll be posting MANY more questions before this journey is over!

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Thanks Norman.

Confirmed my suspicion. I am going to pencil correct my copies of the early and late diagrams.

Otherwise, the resistors in this chassis are really good.

This 7 knob receiver is late enough to have factory installed .05 MFD 600 volt caps, consistent with the later factory bulletin to when servicing any early or late AW-23 to replace all the 20 plus .1 MFD 400 volt caps with the .05 MFD 600 volt caps. 

When I did the re-cap on my Allwae 23, I used .1 uf caps except for one .05 in the audio section. The only difference I can think that it would make,is a slight  change in the bypass frequency in the RF and IF stages.

This doesn't seem to cause any problems.

Thanks Norman. 

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