[quote user="John"] and now with some clock oil to lubricate it, it works a dream. [/quote] Just what I used. Non acidic, unlike 3 in 1 etc. Glad it's sorted. The picture was not mine, I robbed it off member Dillen. Andy T.

I hope you have all read Peter's article HERE , and also downloaded the manual . (Gold and Silver members only) Thank you Peter What a great idea to show it next to the 60s Beomaster 5000. Although both Peter and TWG have commented that the manual is not absolutely necessary to operate the Beotime, I couldn't help but notice this statement on

Martin! I have been off for nearly two weeks, just so you don't think I lost interest. Thanks so much for this thread, you must feel so proud of this renovation. The thought of Stereo, and AFC from valves is astounding. Make sure that the person who ends up with this set, has a link to this thread, eh! Andy T.

Hey Llewelyn, is it this one? Andy T.

Nice one! Beotime goes to Surrey! Lucky you Beaker! Hope you take loads of photo's too. Andy T.

Yes, I agree. It's a bit of a pain, but I would 'remove' them then 'add' them in your preferred order. Andy T.

Congratulations to you, Steve! I hope all goes well for you, and that this is the first of many such contracts. (Wish the party smiley was working) Andy T.

Cheers for the pictures Stonk! We love that stuff on here. PS Love the kitchen. I have a similar SMEG oven, but it looks better in your kitchen than mine (oak with brass handles). Time for a facelift I think.

The empty fuse holder suggests that at sometime the fuse has blown, and has been removed so that the owner could find a replacement (but never did). Does this worry you Martin, not knowing what caused the fuse to blow in the first place?

You can count me in too Lee! What a generous offer Andy T.