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djjones · 13th Feb 2018, 11:45 pm

Definitely no L/N on plug, I looked with a magnifying glass, so I checked the inside to see what colours I was connecting onto,but from what you say, all I have to do is get the earth right.

Any suggestions for next step ?

Perhaps I should explain my objective, I got the machine for nothing, and all I want is for it to work long enough to play about 5 Scotch tapes recorded about 50 years ago on an Elizabethan machine, probably recorded by microphone of me on a quiz on Radio Luxembourg, so they are going to be about as far away as you can get from Hi Fidelity, if they play at all.

I would like to get this working though, maybe I'll get the bug !

Other alternative is to get a working cheap Elizabethan or similar ??

13th Feb 2018, 11:45 pm	#18
djjones Retired Dormant Member Join Date: Mar 2017 Location: Harrow, London, UK. Posts: 11	Re: Power plug for Wyndsor Vanguard Definitely no L/N on plug, I looked with a magnifying glass, so I checked the inside to see what colours I was connecting onto,but from what you say, all I have to do is get the earth right. Any suggestions for next step ? Perhaps I should explain my objective, I got the machine for nothing, and all I want is for it to work long enough to play about 5 Scotch tapes recorded about 50 years ago on an Elizabethan machine, probably recorded by microphone of me on a quiz on Radio Luxembourg, so they are going to be about as far away as you can get from Hi Fidelity, if they play at all. I would like to get this working though, maybe I'll get the bug ! Other alternative is to get a working cheap Elizabethan or similar ??