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 Fred Lever
 Location: Toongabbie, NSW
 Member since 19 November 2015
 Member #: 1828
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Hullo all!

Its time to put my articles in this forum back together!

I'll start a topic heading for 10 projects in the forum and send the articles to Brad so he can then match them up easier.
There is a mix of things starting from the finish of the last project on Automatic Frequency control, then a bunch of radio renovations and general mucking about. I built up a "rat radio" using a Tasma 305 chassis and lastly did a reno on a 1960's generating set I made back then.
Some of the stuff I have cut to length and sent on the SC as offerings for the Vintage Radio pages.
If they do make it there that could be another year or more.

Apologies if something gets repeated, which you will know about or missed (which you wont!)
Brads files got a bit scattered by idiots and I have had to dig into my archives and back ups to piece it back together.
I will put up the headers today and send a batch file of articles to Brad to pin up in due course.

Cheers, Fred.
 
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