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 Shielphi
 Location: Albury, NSW
 Member since 17 July 2025
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Hi all, I'm new here. back when I was 14 I started constructing the EA May 1970 Fremodyne project. I could never get it going because I didn't have enough knowledge or support. Fast forward 45 years and I'm making it again. I'm looking for two single 5-50pf tuning variable capacitors or a duel gang version. Also, a geared dial assembly.

I have the original article but here is some persons expidition down the rabbit hole.

https://cool386.com/ssfremo/ssfremo.html

Thanks for any assistance.
Phil.
 
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 Ian Robertson
 Location: Belrose, NSW
 Member since 31 December 2015
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Phil I have a friend in Albury who's into old stuff, radiograms and TVs mainly.

If you email me I could ask him if he's interested in meeting you.
 
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