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JUSTDAMO · 3rd Jul 2019, 9:48 am

Well I fix vintage clocks so I am used to putting in some handy work, but yes at the moment I certainly am out of my depth.

That said however, i could see this as a few years project, it's just the various equipment cost you need to test and repair. A local repairman near where I live, (I once bought a clock from him) he is very good but has quoted me in the region of £250 for repair not sure which would be the cheaper haha and he is busy for the next 12 months at any rate.

I certainly don't mind learning but it will be a slow process.

3rd Jul 2019, 9:48 am	#23
JUSTDAMO Triode Join Date: Jul 2019 Location: Hyde, Greater Manchester, UK. Posts: 42	Re: VE301W Radio help Well I fix vintage clocks so I am used to putting in some handy work, but yes at the moment I certainly am out of my depth. That said however, i could see this as a few years project, it's just the various equipment cost you need to test and repair. A local repairman near where I live, (I once bought a clock from him) he is very good but has quoted me in the region of £250 for repair not sure which would be the cheaper haha and he is busy for the next 12 months at any rate. I certainly don't mind learning but it will be a slow process.