This drawing does not apply, since the surround is slightly above the frame in rest and isn't pulled very hard against the frame when connecting the battery. There is no chance that the position could change as much as 5 mm. If you had said 0.5 mm, then I could agree. I have now done a pair of CX100 and a pair of CX50 with the battery method. All

What do you mean with the "off position"? There is no such thing on the 1202. You push the button to start the mechanism. The platter should stop when the end of the record has been reached or you press the start button while the record is playing.

Did any of you think it could be this one? So which is it?

A big parcel arrived today. Hmm.. what can it be? Let's have a look what's inside! Looks promising! Something B&O, for sure. But what can it be? Yes, WHAT CAN IT BE?

[quote user="classic"] Martin, please explaine in danish the [ Bandmaster ] receiver, what is the dansih name for that one? or better the type if possible. Frede [/quote] In Sweden the Bandmasters come up for sale fairly frequently, so I suppose that name was used when they were sold in Sweden. Prices are usually in the 60 euro range, unless

Thanks for this scan Martin. I have a DeLuxe which I found in the electronics thrash dumpster where I live. After replacing the pinch roller, it plays fine but I couldn't check all functions as I didn't know what all buttons did.

Yeah, I suspected that. I have seen the ad from the guy who sells new ones. I'll probably order one from him. But I also need a complete antenna for the curry radio.

Now I have received the curry radio and done some cleaning. The only really broken parts are the antenna and one of the supports for the ferrite bar. The bottom plate is OK but the retaining pegs for it are missing. On my black radio the plastic foot in one end is damaged. This is riveted to the bottom plate so maybe the entire bottom plate needs replacing

[quote user="Trigi"] I gues u are talking about an 1970 beolit.. Silver frame? I migth be able to help u out whit an atenna and perhaps some "Footwork" [/quote] Yes, it's the 1970's model. It seems the frame is actually curry-coloured. I'll give a report when I have received it from the seller and have assessed the exact

Have you read the information available on the main site?