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Darren-UK · 5th Dec 2005, 7:36 pm

I happen to have two pics of my own FB10, so am posting them here for the interest of Andy or anyone else for that matter. Obviously, my radio is not restored - just repaired as necessary. I've owned it for many years and it performs well. This example uses a 6X5GT. On the underside view, note the two ancient-looking caps on the righthand side; these are 'Erie' brand and remain in gwo - perhaps unlike Hunts or Radiospares offerings of similar age. Curiously, the volume control is a LIN and not a LOG; very doubtful this is original but I just don't know.

5th Dec 2005, 7:36 pm	#9
Darren-UK Retired Dormant Member Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Blackpool, Lancashire, UK. Posts: 4,061	Re: KB FB10 'Toaster' I happen to have two pics of my own FB10, so am posting them here for the interest of Andy or anyone else for that matter. Obviously, my radio is not restored - just repaired as necessary. I've owned it for many years and it performs well. This example uses a 6X5GT. On the underside view, note the two ancient-looking caps on the righthand side; these are 'Erie' brand and remain in gwo - perhaps unlike Hunts or Radiospares offerings of similar age. Curiously, the volume control is a LIN and not a LOG; very doubtful this is original but I just don't know. Attached Thumbnails Last edited by Darren-UK; 10th Jul 2007 at 9:30 pm. Reason: Typo