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knoxieman · 14th Mar 2019, 9:11 pm

Hello to Bill and Biggles

Thanks for the reply, I have taken some photos of one of the radios, i have to say they are lovely old radios, I have a lot in my collection and these and the PYE PF8 are my absolute favourites that I own, although I only picked these ones up a few days ago.

I did take the screws out of the sides and it does free the head up and I also took the back screw out of the middle of the case, I fear I am probably not being strong enough for fear of breaking something.

If the photos help jog your memory I would be most grateful I have put them on a Dropbox link because the forum here wont accept HD images, I can take more photos if it helps.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/gdkg3q4vei...be470.zip?dl=0

Thanks

Paul Knox

14th Mar 2019, 9:11 pm	#6
knoxieman Triode Join Date: Jan 2019 Location: Oxfordshire, UK. Posts: 26	Re: Opening Burndept BE470? Hello to Bill and Biggles Thanks for the reply, I have taken some photos of one of the radios, i have to say they are lovely old radios, I have a lot in my collection and these and the PYE PF8 are my absolute favourites that I own, although I only picked these ones up a few days ago. I did take the screws out of the sides and it does free the head up and I also took the back screw out of the middle of the case, I fear I am probably not being strong enough for fear of breaking something. If the photos help jog your memory I would be most grateful I have put them on a Dropbox link because the forum here wont accept HD images, I can take more photos if it helps. https://www.dropbox.com/s/gdkg3q4vei...be470.zip?dl=0 Thanks Paul Knox