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knoxieman · 15th Mar 2019, 11:16 am

Hi Bill

Thanks for the reply, I took all of the screws out of the case and undid the battery cover but nothing seemed to move, I have 2 of these radios so I will try the other one just in case this one is a bit tight.

I intend to fit crystals to these and to tune them up, the seller has sold them to me as working, I have a youtube channel where I test and review modern and vintage radios, I am currently in the process of designing and making a replica Pye PF8 and I am going to do the same with the BE470, the BE470 being a much simpler design to replicate.

I will have another look later and try the other radio, thanks again for your help Bill.

My youtube channel if you are interested is.

https://www.youtube.com/user/knoxiem..._as=subscriber

15th Mar 2019, 11:16 am	#9
knoxieman Triode Join Date: Jan 2019 Location: Oxfordshire, UK. Posts: 26	Re: Opening Burndept BE470? Hi Bill Thanks for the reply, I took all of the screws out of the case and undid the battery cover but nothing seemed to move, I have 2 of these radios so I will try the other one just in case this one is a bit tight. I intend to fit crystals to these and to tune them up, the seller has sold them to me as working, I have a youtube channel where I test and review modern and vintage radios, I am currently in the process of designing and making a replica Pye PF8 and I am going to do the same with the BE470, the BE470 being a much simpler design to replicate. I will have another look later and try the other radio, thanks again for your help Bill. My youtube channel if you are interested is. https://www.youtube.com/user/knoxiem..._as=subscriber