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You couldn’t fit an Isetta in that space!

Thank you, but I know my skills don’t compare to the seasoned rebuilders here on Phoenix. I’m a schlub hobbyist, but in the end I get results!

Know that your dim bulb test circuit will limit the current but not the voltage. It is desirable to have control over both.

I posted some clumsy videos of my 700 rebuild that may help. The basic principles apply to the 400. White Oak kits have progressed a few versions since then, but basically the construction is the same. https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYiWdKX5NXBLLWKWuje8a7hZq_tqUOMFL

Sometimes you do something simply because you can, and the result can be marvelous!

WOW! Glad to see that you got something out of it. It was a nice one, but I don’t have any tapes for it. In retrospect, I should have sent an S video cable, didn’t think of it at the time (you probably have one anyway).

Come to my house and look around… You’ll probably leave something…

안녕하세요! That switch will be specific to that microphone, there won’t be a replacement that you can buy from an electronics supplier. Sorry to tell you bad news, but maybe the manufacturer can repair it.

Funny how this popped up on the day I signed my will!

I haven’t seen Rolling Rock in bottles for a long time- I don’t buy anything in cans. Pabst is what my dad drank, I get that from time to time.

I think it’s a sensor somewhere. Been packed up for ages, possibly some rubber rot on rollers and belts. It was a beauty when it worked. Fedex store is open Sunday, will be off to Mr. Rye then.

I’ll keep an eye out, too…

My dad would give me 50¢ and send me to the drug store. I came home with his Marlboro reds, two Hershey bars, and two cents in my pocket. I also remember putting 65¢ into those vending machines, and when the pack came out there were two pennies taped to it.