Heathkit GR-91 Part #2: Can I Get It to Work? 

Another great job, look forward to an update with new paint and fixes for the outstanding issues. 73 - Dino KLØS

Great job! I have used CL-90's before but have never seen a "Glow bar". Now if I run into one I'll know what to do. Thank you so much for what you do! Keep the videos coming, we love them!

Nicely done. I've used CL-90's & the like in the past for dropping voltages & semi soft starts. I've not seen the devices you used, so that was good to see.

The fillement supply is typical Philips, in many receivers from the '60s and '70s last century they use so called U-tubes like UL82 or UF-41 connected in series with a special kind of NTC resistor, and yes they are glowed during warming up.

The RU-vid Channel "Zenwizard Studios" seems to know some tips and tricks for restoring plastic lenses... Even detailed stuff... Like anti-static treatments for the plastic lenses of analog needle meters. You may want to search his channel for DIY videos. HTH.

With your vested efforts in effecting the repairs and alignment, painting the case is imperative. One thing I have learned over the years is its cosmetics, cosmetics and cosmetics. A working unit is great but unless it's pretty, the resale value remains low. Given the rough shape, I'd and sand it down quickly. or at least smooth, then finish it off with a spray paint; perhaps beige. Perhaps, pair with your Adventure xmitter and make a few Q's b4 you pass it on. 73, Glenn WA4AOS

Hello, Nice video about the good old stuff from Heathkit, long time ago, i think 50 years I made the tube/volt meter, the generator, a tube-tester and the LF-generator from Heathkit...but I have a question about wat i see in the back-round, it is a Keithley multimeter. Do it have a LCD screen, or is this one with LED, I owns a one with LCD but for long time the liquid looks like gone, do you find a solution for this?

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