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 Return to top of page · Post #: 1 · Written at 4:05:02 PM on 1 November 2013.
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 RSH
 Location: Brisbane, QLD
 Member since 31 October 2013
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Looking for a picture of the Philips Glidomatic RF8 left hand dial glass to make a reproduction image as mine is damaged.

Appreciate any help.
 
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 TimHmason
 Location: Woodford, NSW
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I have a unit in my shed in good condition asumining I have the right model .I am new to this site and I am unsure of the rules. I have a few pictures to help you decide, they are a little blurry although I will take a high resolution photo of the part if required. My model has a music centre panel on the left of the cabinet and the Amplifier/radio controls on the right of the cabinet.

Philips Glidomatic Radiogram
Philips Glidomatic Radiogram
Philips Glidomatic Radiogram
Philips Glidomatic Radiogram
Philips Glidomatic Radiogram
Philips Glidomatic Radiogram
 
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 GTC
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Welcome to the Forum.

Guidelines are here:

http://vintage-radio.com.au/default.asp?id=forum-guidelines.

Brad: there ought to be a link to these in the menu bar.
 
 Return to top of page · Post #: 4 · Written at 9:34:04 PM on 6 November 2013.
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 Brad
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Photos uploaded.

There's a link to the guidelines just above the reply form (Clause 5) and also at the top of the forums home page.

RSH: Apart from 'no spamming' and 'no abuse' there's no hard and fast rules here that are routinely forced down everyone's throat, though mutual respect is expected of all members. The guidelines GTC points to are more of a good way of doing things than a constitution though many have found these helpful.

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