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Hello,
I just received a Collins 51J-4, ser# 7310. It survived a UPS journey quite well. The only thing I have found physically is a broken tuning slug core from L-114 inductor (which is a variable sliding powdered iron core that is varied with the main tuning dial). The good part is that both pieces are completely intact with no chips or chuncks missing and the two pieces fit together perfectly with no gaps. The break is less than a centimeter from the top where the tuning rack "push-pull wire" enters. All other slugs look great. Can the two pieces be carefully glued back together? If so with what type glue or does it matter? It seems like it could be glued but if this is a stupid idea, is there any hope of finding a replacement? Any help/info greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance, dave austerman, N5WNM, San Antonio, TX |
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