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m0cemdave · 29th Jun 2020, 1:36 am

The manual runs to three volumes (Issue 1, variously dated 9/1968 and 3/1969) and gives servicing information down to component level. Rather a lot to scan and a couple of kilos in weight.

But I seem to have both an original and a photocopy so if you do collect the receiver and decide to have a go at getting it working, please let me know and I may be able to help.

The receiver I have here has a badly warped circuit board (some are SRBP instead of FR4, what were they thinking?) which has resulted in it being consigned to the "don't go there" or "rainy day in the distant future" shelf...

29th Jun 2020, 1:36 am	#8
m0cemdave Octode Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Bletchley, Buckinghamshire, UK. Posts: 1,223	Re: Receiver identification [GEC RC410] The manual runs to three volumes (Issue 1, variously dated 9/1968 and 3/1969) and gives servicing information down to component level. Rather a lot to scan and a couple of kilos in weight. But I seem to have both an original and a photocopy so if you do collect the receiver and decide to have a go at getting it working, please let me know and I may be able to help. The receiver I have here has a badly warped circuit board (some are SRBP instead of FR4, what were they thinking?) which has resulted in it being consigned to the "don't go there" or "rainy day in the distant future" shelf... Attached Thumbnails Last edited by m0cemdave; 29th Jun 2020 at 1:49 am.