For Brenda Ann


Right side retainer snapped off. Needs re-attachment.
AC power from leg		AC power input on leg.	Antenna and ground connector on opposite rear leg.		New hindge.
Ugly but functional.	I found a loose wire under the chassis at the point of this burn. You can see the wire fragment on the lower right of the chassis.
	Clean!	That is the outer "spaghetti". The wire insulation is in tact.	AC HV secondary.	Dodgy power switch may need replaced.	#80 filament.
Filament string, no tubes installed.	Field coil connection to ground. Negative?!	B+ on another tube.	22v ac ripple on B+ no tubes. There was absolutely no hum at the end of the DBT procedure (direct line power).	I find a DBT is more convenient than a Varriac and a meter compliment.	Once populated with all tubes and increasing the DBT wattage I plugged it directly in to the mains. It sounded great. No hum. No arching on the burned 80 socket.
1.6MB wmv file of the radio operating.

Disassembly of table for shipping.

All joints marked with a reference designator.	Fortunately there was no glue to contend with.	If there was glue it was not working.


I have not weighed the wood. The table top is 33x32" The packing slip from Greyhound is marked 45lbs total.	This compacts to 33x32x12 inches with out clearance.	The chassis is 39lbs, speaker 25lbs Chassis 24x11.5x6.5 inch Speaker 12x12x8 inches.	The USPS will not ship a package with the total package length of this table assembled. And the weight with chassis and speaker is prohibitive.	Chassis and speaker.
Table legs	Table Top	Chassis and speaker.