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 Victor R-35 / R-39 / RE-57 Speaker Lead Terminals

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Dale H. Cook
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PostSubject: Victor R-35 / R-39 / RE-57 Speaker Lead Terminals   Victor R-35 / R-39 / RE-57 Speaker Lead Terminals I_icon_minitimeMay 30th 2023, 6:03 am
Does anyone have a Victor R-35 / R-39 / RE-57 that you can easily look at or which you have restored? I am creating new speaker cables for my Universal Shop Speaker and Dummy Field Coil. My R-39, which is awaiting restoration, is in storage and not easy to access. I have looked at the illo of the R-35 / R-39 / RE-57 terminal board in the 1929-1930 Red Book. Are those speaker cable leads attached with spade lugs or some other terminal held by machine screws? If so, what type of terminal and what size machine screw?

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