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  1. Generation
    Build one?
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  2. sulzerned
    Ah right ok Ed. Thought it was yours too .
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  3. EddieC
    Pictures of the printed glass, being shipped tomorrow. Looking forward to see them in the flesh!
    1 point
  4. Adman1981
    Thanks for all your help, you've gone out your way to help me out and it's mega appreciated.
    1 point
  5. ontarget4u
    Many thanks Graham, didn't think I would be able to get one 😊 I haven't fitted it yet, looks great tho. 👍
    1 point
  6. scoodyemu
    Hey guys, A mate of mine's dad had an old fruity called (as far as he can remember) Cavalier. Does anyone have any info on it please?
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  7. Brigham
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  8. superbank
    Found one! It's yours if you want it, just cover the postage. 😊
    1 point
  9. MikeB
    Well gave that a try Bob, and it wasn't so bad to press them out! I used a plastic adapter off of a hosepipe fitting and a M4 machine screw with a hex head and they came out! Your right though, they are tight! The burnt one's that came out are absolutely nailed though!
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  10. midibob
    Mike I have had some sucess replacing the pins. You can use any socket off of a scrap board and press the pins out. You'd need a vice as they are well fitted and some sort of guide to keep them straight. Obviously a better complete socket would be best, but if you can't get one then that is always an option. I think I did a mention in my MPU3 workshop thread a while back if my memory serves me correctly.
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