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10-21-2019, 09:13 AM
So I was given this by a gent I know. He said it went to a chairside he sold me last year but that one came with the chassis.

I am thinking it could be a chairside chassis but am not positive.

Any help is appreciated...

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10-21-2019, 11:33 AM
Either 620 or 625. Most likely 625 rather than 620 since it has the moving piece to shift the dial light to the selected band which makes its arrow "glow" (a feature the 620 did not have). Not a chairside (no brackets, no upside-down dial scale). Bottom shield indicates it came from a console cabinet.
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Thanks Shmartee!

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