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Riccampbell · 8th Feb 2016, 6:07 pm

Help! I have replaced all the dubious capacitors, most of which seem to be original. I also replaced a section of wire whose rubber insulation had perished and treated the wave change switch to a dose of servisol.

I have SW, along with the ingenious "Magnifier" which works well, MW has a full range of stations and LW has Radio 4. I have no FM at all. (The wave band selector has the letters PU-UKW, I assume this is FM. Apart from this the set sounds well. Any ideas or suggestions gratefully received.

Ric.

8th Feb 2016, 6:07 pm	#12
Riccampbell Tetrode Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: Huntingdon, UK. Posts: 98	Re: Sondyna radio. Help! I have replaced all the dubious capacitors, most of which seem to be original. I also replaced a section of wire whose rubber insulation had perished and treated the wave change switch to a dose of servisol. I have SW, along with the ingenious "Magnifier" which works well, MW has a full range of stations and LW has Radio 4. I have no FM at all. (The wave band selector has the letters PU-UKW, I assume this is FM. Apart from this the set sounds well. Any ideas or suggestions gratefully received. Ric.