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FStephenMasek · 3rd Feb 2020, 2:21 am

I sprayed some Deoxit D5 on the band switch assembly today, then worked it for several minutes. That was quite helpful. The radio is still weak, but I've got no idea about the condition of the valves, and one of them is missing all of the spray-applied shield. I'll probably take the radio to Europe, where the clock will work properly (Rima and I have a second home there).

3rd Feb 2020, 2:21 am	#12
FStephenMasek Pentode Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Mission Viejo, California, USA Posts: 144	Re: F. Stephen Masek's HMV468 restoration I sprayed some Deoxit D5 on the band switch assembly today, then worked it for several minutes. That was quite helpful. The radio is still weak, but I've got no idea about the condition of the valves, and one of them is missing all of the spray-applied shield. I'll probably take the radio to Europe, where the clock will work properly (Rima and I have a second home there).