Heath VFO question

[wa1vwl]

I've heard of some people who tried that and said it did a good job.
I've never tried it. I suppose it would require a carefull, steady and
gentle touch because if you slip, that's the end. However, there may be
no other choice because it's not easy to find a replacement. It also
depends on how bad the drum is cracked. Some of those are pretty far
gone.

73/Gerry/W1ID

Dean Milner wrote:
>
> At 07:47 PM 99-09-23 -0400, you wrote:
> >Unfortunately, I don't know of any good way to fix those drums. Perhaps
> >this is a good time to ask if anyone has ever tried making one from PVC
> >pipe material and some kind of clear overlay. Cracked frequency dial
>
> Would cyanoacrylate adhesive work? (ie "crazy glue")
>
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