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Old Radio Hot Chassis. Many antique radio chassis are hot, meaning that they can have dangerously high voltages exposed externally. The worst of these is the hot chassis problem. If not, make a note. Many even tie the hot end of the line directly to their metal chassis (known as hot chassis radios),. In many of these sets, one side of the ac line is. Is everything there including knobs and the chassis mounting hardware? Carefully look over your radio both inside and out. Antique radio forums index » category » electrical/mechanical repair and restoration all times are utc hot chassis radios page 1 of 2 [. There were some 1930's radios which had exposed hot screws, and other problems which does make them unsafe. A hot chassis will still work properly, so you won't know it's hot unless you get shocked or you test it with a volt meter. Since there is no power transformer, the circuitry is powered directly from the ac line. This presents a serious shock hazard, unless you understand what.

Many antique radio chassis are hot, meaning that they can have dangerously high voltages exposed externally. There were some 1930's radios which had exposed hot screws, and other problems which does make them unsafe. Carefully look over your radio both inside and out. Since there is no power transformer, the circuitry is powered directly from the ac line. The worst of these is the hot chassis problem. A hot chassis will still work properly, so you won't know it's hot unless you get shocked or you test it with a volt meter. Antique radio forums index » category » electrical/mechanical repair and restoration all times are utc hot chassis radios page 1 of 2 [. In many of these sets, one side of the ac line is. Is everything there including knobs and the chassis mounting hardware? This presents a serious shock hazard, unless you understand what.

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Old Radio Hot Chassis Since there is no power transformer, the circuitry is powered directly from the ac line. If not, make a note. The worst of these is the hot chassis problem. Many antique radio chassis are hot, meaning that they can have dangerously high voltages exposed externally. This presents a serious shock hazard, unless you understand what. Is everything there including knobs and the chassis mounting hardware? Carefully look over your radio both inside and out. Many even tie the hot end of the line directly to their metal chassis (known as hot chassis radios),. Since there is no power transformer, the circuitry is powered directly from the ac line. A hot chassis will still work properly, so you won't know it's hot unless you get shocked or you test it with a volt meter. In many of these sets, one side of the ac line is. Antique radio forums index » category » electrical/mechanical repair and restoration all times are utc hot chassis radios page 1 of 2 [. There were some 1930's radios which had exposed hot screws, and other problems which does make them unsafe.