kvflyer
Super Member
I bought this built LM35 some time ago. I have now purchased an unbuilt kit. Needless to say, a few items are missing. They would be the assembly manual and of course someone nicked the two Telefunken ECC82/12AU7. But I have some of them so no worries.
Here is a picture of the assembled version that I have. It has a brown AC cord and has the appropriate HH Scott logo on it. I have had it for years and have not plugged it in.
And here is the unassembled/unbuilt one. Notice that this has the later light brown AC cord, even though it is a brown faceplate LM35. I don't know if Scott made the LM35 KIT with a gold faceplate. I know the 335 has the gold anodized faceplate.
All of the additional parts including new screws, new knobs and Scott even included a very nice screwdriver for the set screw in the knobs. Wire cut to length. And I will tell you that those two plastic tubes were filled with something that looked just like ear wax (sorry!) but it cleaned out. I used the same technique that you use to clean a gun barrel. Coat hanger wire bent into a very small loop at the end, and bore cleaning patches (for .30 cal) and lighter fluid.
A new faceplate that has never had finger oil smeared around the controls. Even though it is in plastic and there are no marks in the plastic, it does have a very few marks. Those marks must have been on it from the factory because I broke the dried up cellophane tape seal on the plastic and there are no holes or marks in the plastic that corresponds to the few marks.
The new under chassis image. I will replace the white Ceracaps before I start construction. Yes, Construction. I don't care if it "destroys" the value. Money is not the object. Building a vintage HH Scott kit is the issue.
A close-up of the power supply area. Yes, it does have some green on the cadmium plating. That will be carefully removed outside.
And I guess I get to fill in the tag! It does say LK-10 in the lower corner. Don't know if they used the same tag as an LT-10 because that would be the companion part. I do have a couple of LT-10 tuners and an LT-110 or two. All brown faceplate. I have already packed both of these MPX adapters away so I can't look at the other one.
Does anyone have an LM35 assembly manual please?
Thanks
Here is a picture of the assembled version that I have. It has a brown AC cord and has the appropriate HH Scott logo on it. I have had it for years and have not plugged it in.
And here is the unassembled/unbuilt one. Notice that this has the later light brown AC cord, even though it is a brown faceplate LM35. I don't know if Scott made the LM35 KIT with a gold faceplate. I know the 335 has the gold anodized faceplate.
All of the additional parts including new screws, new knobs and Scott even included a very nice screwdriver for the set screw in the knobs. Wire cut to length. And I will tell you that those two plastic tubes were filled with something that looked just like ear wax (sorry!) but it cleaned out. I used the same technique that you use to clean a gun barrel. Coat hanger wire bent into a very small loop at the end, and bore cleaning patches (for .30 cal) and lighter fluid.
A new faceplate that has never had finger oil smeared around the controls. Even though it is in plastic and there are no marks in the plastic, it does have a very few marks. Those marks must have been on it from the factory because I broke the dried up cellophane tape seal on the plastic and there are no holes or marks in the plastic that corresponds to the few marks.
The new under chassis image. I will replace the white Ceracaps before I start construction. Yes, Construction. I don't care if it "destroys" the value. Money is not the object. Building a vintage HH Scott kit is the issue.
A close-up of the power supply area. Yes, it does have some green on the cadmium plating. That will be carefully removed outside.
And I guess I get to fill in the tag! It does say LK-10 in the lower corner. Don't know if they used the same tag as an LT-10 because that would be the companion part. I do have a couple of LT-10 tuners and an LT-110 or two. All brown faceplate. I have already packed both of these MPX adapters away so I can't look at the other one.
Does anyone have an LM35 assembly manual please?
Thanks