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At long last, it's done. Wrapping it up, featuring Fibber and Molly in "Detective McGee" from 1951.

Trying to get the plastic cabinet to shine, ultimately falling back on an old standby.

Adding oil to the Telechron motor, lubing the rest of the clock mechanism.

A little background on the Telechron clock used in the GE 514.

Wrapping up the chassis, making the decision whether to stick with the modified 50B5 output tube, or return the radio to stock with the 50C5.

Part of the Fundamentals series describing how the AM detector and Automatic Volume Control circuits work in a GE-514 AA5 radio.

Hooking it all up and putting the frequency counter in its box.

Find a voltage and signal source, tack it in and try it out.

Borrowing an idea from xraytonyb to add a frequency counter to my Leader Signal Generator. Here's the xraytonyb video: ua-cam.com/video/3Mgg8wvyDHw/v-deo.htmlsi=VlIgA9TuiP3NQL0S PLJ-8LED-H RF Frequency Counter from Amazon.

The power output tube that came with the radio was a 50B5. Schematic says it should be a 50C5.

Two different schematics exist for this chassis. We'll see why and which one is on the bench.

We take a look at the peculiar tube sockets GE used in this model, and discover why.

Getting the chassis free of the cabinet and clock lets us take a first look, both on top and underneath.

A little GE Clock Radio from 1953, with an All-American chassis plus a surprise or two.

Zenith 5R086 Episode 16 Revisited

Heathkit C-3 Episode 3 - How does it do what it does?

Heathkit C 3 Condenser Checker Episode 2

Heathkit C-3 Episode 1 Opening the box

Zenith TransOceanic 700Y Episode 4 Power Please

Zenith TransOceanic D7000Y Episode 3 Replacing Caps

Zenith TransOceanic D7000Y Episode 2 Disassembly

Zenith TransOceanic D7000Y Episode 1 First Look

GE 107 Episode 5 The Moment of Truth

GE 107 Episode 6 Clean and Finish

GE 107 Episode 4 Replacing Capacitors

GE 107 Episode 3 Selecting Capacitors

GE 107 Episode 2 Looking it Over

GE 107 Episode 1 Repairing a Vintage Radio

Dim Bulb Tester Make One