Off-topic Question

[Fred Wittman]

I've come into posession of two vintage Atwater Kent radios, neither have been turned on for at least twenty years.  I'm assuming, at the very least, that they need their electrolytics reformed, but I've never done this.  Anyone know the procedure or a web source that I can go to?  Also, are there any other things I should look out for in bringing these back to life?  To quote your average eB*y seller, they worked the last time they were turned on. These belonged to my father and they're very special to me, so I don't want to screw this up.  Thanks in advance.

Fred - KG6NYK

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