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brianc · 5th Jun 2008, 8:37 pm

Thanks Victor, you're right, I should have said "iron dust" instead of Ferrite!
However, your statement does seem to prove that the cores in my set have been changed to brass to raise the tuning to Channel 4 but it still has a London label over the Belling-Lee socket. One would have thought that if the coil cans were removed to change the cores (it is physically necessary to do so), the London label would have been changed - it is fitted with screws, not pop rivets. I wonder how many more sets of this type are out there??
Cheers
Brian

5th Jun 2008, 8:37 pm	#16
brianc Rest in Peace Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Burghfield, Reading, Berkshire, UK, Posts: 1,055	Re: Bush TV12A/B alignment problems Thanks Victor, you're right, I should have said "iron dust" instead of Ferrite! However, your statement does seem to prove that the cores in my set have been changed to brass to raise the tuning to Channel 4 but it still has a London label over the Belling-Lee socket. One would have thought that if the coil cans were removed to change the cores (it is physically necessary to do so), the London label would have been changed - it is fitted with screws, not pop rivets. I wonder how many more sets of this type are out there?? Cheers Brian