[Warren]

Thanks Tom, I will check out the link you offered. I need all the info I can get. Here is a few pics of my Radio I am restoring. It made it through a house fire and I have started stripping the cabinet. The electronics you can still see alot of the smoke from the fire that is baked on. Any suggestions or tips is greatly appreciated.

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I am a little worried about the heat the electronics took in the fire, hopefully it will only need the normal caps and resistors replaced.
I will send pics as I progress if anyone is interested.

Thanks for looking at the Radio.