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Re: Durable cheap finish for home built receiver

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>> > Oddly enough, I was just researching online Heathkit manuals for my >> > AR-14 receiver which is starting to act flakey. I remember the AR-15 >> > Heathkit as state of the art at the time. >> >> There were three versions of it: >> >> AJ-15 FM Tuner only. >> >> AA-15 Power amp & preamp only >> >> AR-15 All of the above in a single chassis. >> > I just wanna videotape the results when some body puts an ad in the > Newspaper: Older AR-15, fully functional, loaded, modified by a > professional builder.

Heh. I like it. I wonder if any of the electronics wizards could come up with terms that could apply either way, just to confuse them. I bet some audiophools could come up with something that'd make it sound like you're talking about an assault weapon. ;-)

Cheers! Rich

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Rich Grise
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WallyWallWhackr

Beige Furnace enamel, meant to be baked on, with a little carbon black added to tone it down more toward neutral gray.

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WallyWallWhackr

Amazing to read about the Heathkits now. I still have a perfectly working AA-15 connected to a United Audio DUAL-1019 turntable which also works just fine. These units both are very heavy compared to some modern versions.

Wilby

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wilby

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