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AW23 Tuner rebuild.
Hello all
I am picking back up on on a project from a while back
I have a Tasman fully populated with tweeters S#N535
An extra tuner,PS and speaker S#Q458
I am rebuilding tuner Q458 first.
Pulled the antenna coil to replace the rotor area wiring.
The inner coil with the 2 fine wires fell out of the tube. It tugged on them a bit but they didnt break.
I put a small piece of painters tape on the sides of the wooden plug and shoved in back in the large coil… Continue
I am picking back up on on a project from a while back
I have a Tasman fully populated with tweeters S#N535
An extra tuner,PS and speaker S#Q458
I am rebuilding tuner Q458 first.
Pulled the antenna coil to replace the rotor area wiring.
The inner coil with the 2 fine wires fell out of the tube. It tugged on them a bit but they didnt break.
I put a small piece of painters tape on the sides of the wooden plug and shoved in back in the large coil… Continue
Added by John Perry on February 8, 2021 at 6:49pm — 9 Comments
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