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brianc · 29th Nov 2010, 1:37 pm

That set, Col, is a GEC BT7094. It's a very interesting set to work on with it's mains derived EHT and a radio which is incorporated into the main chassis and not a bolt-on accessory. I had great fun with mine, in retrospect of course! It has a little brother, the BT7092 which is a lovely table model using the same chassis (I would love to buy one - hint, hint) but in a different configuration. I agree that the one shown in the bulletin would be a great challenge and one which I am sure, you would be up to.

29th Nov 2010, 1:37 pm	#4
brianc Rest in Peace Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Burghfield, Reading, Berkshire, UK, Posts: 1,055	Re: Restorer's dream. That set, Col, is a GEC BT7094. It's a very interesting set to work on with it's mains derived EHT and a radio which is incorporated into the main chassis and not a bolt-on accessory. I had great fun with mine, in retrospect of course! It has a little brother, the BT7092 which is a lovely table model using the same chassis (I would love to buy one - hint, hint) but in a different configuration. I agree that the one shown in the bulletin would be a great challenge and one which I am sure, you would be up to. Last edited by brianc; 29th Nov 2010 at 1:38 pm. Reason: Typo again!