Radio Tuning Dial at Julie Scott blog

Radio Tuning Dial. On a radio with an analog tuning dial, the tuning knob makes a pointer move relative to the dial to indicate frequency. (back then, each station had its own mw channel. The cord which drives the tuning capacitor is wrapped around the shaft and the other cord goes from a larger pulley to the dial. The radio makes noise, and gets. Normal procedure was to use a rubber sink plunger, though nowadays, a couple of loops of thin nylon cord passed under the. Rather the tuning dial labelling was seen as reasonable for receivers that might be used anywhere in the country. I've just finished making a replacement dial for my armstrong tuner amp. The original , broken, dial was scanned and. There's already some very nice tutorials on vintage radios, but i had a specific problem: One thing that can really spoil a radio is if the dial glass is damaged, or the legend has faded and dropped off. Even for the electronic genius who is repairing or restoring an old radio, stringing the dial cord is often a vexing problem.

The cord which drives the tuning capacitor is wrapped around the shaft and the other cord goes from a larger pulley to the dial. Even for the electronic genius who is repairing or restoring an old radio, stringing the dial cord is often a vexing problem. One thing that can really spoil a radio is if the dial glass is damaged, or the legend has faded and dropped off. The original , broken, dial was scanned and. Rather the tuning dial labelling was seen as reasonable for receivers that might be used anywhere in the country. The radio makes noise, and gets. (back then, each station had its own mw channel. There's already some very nice tutorials on vintage radios, but i had a specific problem: On a radio with an analog tuning dial, the tuning knob makes a pointer move relative to the dial to indicate frequency. I've just finished making a replacement dial for my armstrong tuner amp.

Tuning Dials

Radio Tuning Dial I've just finished making a replacement dial for my armstrong tuner amp. The original , broken, dial was scanned and. There's already some very nice tutorials on vintage radios, but i had a specific problem: The radio makes noise, and gets. One thing that can really spoil a radio is if the dial glass is damaged, or the legend has faded and dropped off. The cord which drives the tuning capacitor is wrapped around the shaft and the other cord goes from a larger pulley to the dial. I've just finished making a replacement dial for my armstrong tuner amp. Even for the electronic genius who is repairing or restoring an old radio, stringing the dial cord is often a vexing problem. Rather the tuning dial labelling was seen as reasonable for receivers that might be used anywhere in the country. (back then, each station had its own mw channel. On a radio with an analog tuning dial, the tuning knob makes a pointer move relative to the dial to indicate frequency. Normal procedure was to use a rubber sink plunger, though nowadays, a couple of loops of thin nylon cord passed under the.