[Geoff]

It's been awhile since I've posted some pictures of this set. Here is the underside. That's a 1 amp slow-blow fuse connected to the incoming line.

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Here are some pictures of the top:

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I performed the alignment and everything is coming in loud and clear on the AM band. I was even able to get some weak signals on the shortwave and amateur bands. I probably could have got more but the antenna I was using was only a few feet long. I swapped out the 6U5 tube for a 6E5. For me at least this tube gives a better response opening and closing as I tune in the stations.

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I've already cleaned up the cabinet and will post some pictures this weekend.

- Geoff