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38-116 dial
#1

The 38-116 has a 9 inch diameter Plastic? frequency dial indicator that has broken. I am looking for the best way to re-attach it OR someone who has successfuly done this OR a replacement (PN# 27-5348.

Thanks!
Jim
#2

If you need a replacement dial, try Mark Oppat @
http://www.oldradioparts.net/
#3

Jerry is correct, and the quality is very good
#4

For anyone tuning in late here, Mark's address for dial scales is:

http://www.oldradioparts.net/dials1.html




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