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Malcolm T · 2nd Jun 2019, 10:27 pm

Yes took a closer look it is a PY88. Covered in years of burnt on grime , i was tempted to plug it in but it might be dodgy .
Audio amp sounds like a nice project. its a shame to take it apart but it has defiantly seen better days .
A case of seeing whats salvageable and then going from there , caps a probably done for .

2nd Jun 2019, 10:27 pm	#5
Malcolm T Hexode Join Date: Dec 2018 Location: Lugo, Spain Posts: 483	Re: VHF UHF TV set for home brewing gear Yes took a closer look it is a PY88. Covered in years of burnt on grime , i was tempted to plug it in but it might be dodgy . Audio amp sounds like a nice project. its a shame to take it apart but it has defiantly seen better days . A case of seeing whats salvageable and then going from there , caps a probably done for .