[HAM] There might be someone who wants this

[John Freund]

Scott say:
> I love those spring tensioners! They are so much more precise than bending
> that piece of spring steel. When I had my BC, I didn't know the keys were
> sharper-edged,

Brings up a point - Was this tensioning system in BC's too?  I have a set of
BC manuals and TG from the preferred serial range ("modern" upper foldback,
no 16' foldback) that I'd like to mate with some 3-series stuff.  I haven't
taken off the DB base and looked at the key channels.  If they're spring
tensioned then I guess I better keep a few of these.

> While we're at it: does anybody have a spare drawbar? I had private e-mail
> from somebody who wanted to buy one for her boyfriend's key ring, his
> birthday is coming right up.

I got a ton.  I think I can even offer straight or bent.  (ok, run with that
someone).  I assume this is sans pull knob?  (maybe you can work that one
in, too)

> she says. In a side note, why do they pick *me* to ask this stuff???
Uh, your rock star good looks?

Ffog dais:

> Would you happen to have the start /run switches and bezel

I would.  That was one of the choice parts.  :)  

I would however be willing to unload the motors as I have a few "in stock".
The run motor is questionable but I think the start is good.  I'd test it
before sending it.

> and perhaps the pilot light?
This was an "A", not an A100, so no light.

As an aside, these things are a bitch to get apart.  The only way I could
separate the manuals was to pull them out and take off the blocks.  If the
BC is like that, I'll be making some changes when I get to that project.

/John


John Freund
organguy at biggerthanabreadbox.com 




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