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Chassis labels
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Hi guys,
I am sorry I didnt' have a 37-610, I had a 37-670.

I did send Steve the labels on that, and a model 611, in case some of the labels are similar. You can clone whatever wording you want, and modify the tube layout diagram. I sent him what I had.

I did have one of the antennal labels on the back of the -670. Of course, your model might have different hookups.

One thing to note, this label was placed over another same label on the set. I couldn't see thru the top pne if there was a difference in the hookups. YOU can porbably wee the other label underneath the top one.

For fun, I tried to make a 37-610 'blue label' for the set. You may have to change the wattage.

The way I do the repro labels is different than drawing a new one. While they do look nice, and take a lot of work, they lack the stains and wear on original labels. I doclean them up somewhat, but if these is a small stain, that will carry over to the print, and look exactly like the original.

Your label you created looks very nice, and beyond what I could do with a cheap-o graphics program.

Here are two of the labels. Steve can send you the others I sent him, if they can be cloned to something he can use.

[Image: http://www.grabbittradios.com/radio/DSC00085.jpg]

[Image: http://www.grabbittradios.com/radio/37%2...0clone.jpg]

Take care, and good luck guys.
Gary.


Messages In This Thread
Chassis labels - by Steve D - 11-30-2009, 11:47 AM
Re: Chassis labels - by jjbuzard - 11-30-2009, 01:05 PM
Re: Chassis labels - by gary rabbitt - 12-11-2009, 02:06 PM
Re: Chassis labels - by Steve D - 12-11-2009, 03:01 PM
Re: Chassis labels - by jjbuzard - 12-12-2009, 12:42 PM
Re: Chassis labels - by gary rabbitt - 12-12-2009, 10:40 PM



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