Radio Repair

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I am looking for someone in the NE area who can repair, RT70 and power supply also RT68 and power supply. E-mail me at kb1ics@yahoo.com or give me a PM or phone call 603-496-4650
Thanks, Larry
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Larry, I have an extra PP-112 that worked before I raided it for some tubes that you are welcome to. Also, I met a guy at field day last year who belongs to the Port City Amateur Radio club who worked on RT-68s when he was in Vietnam. He did some fiddling with mine, and showed me a diode on the meter cuircit that needs to be replaced. He offered to do the work, I just haven't gotten around to getting the diode from Radio Shack. I'll see if he will look at your radio when he fixes mine.
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Larry,

I know a guy in belmont that might be able to help. I will contact him and see.

-Bill
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Contact Dale - KW1I in Bow, NH
There is an avid military radio group in the Northeast.

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