27-04-2017, 09:27 AM
This is bordering on the bizarre, Trevor!
I don't think I've ever come across any chassis which doesn't have the scale permanently attached that doesn't have an index mark somewhere to indicate the pointer position with the gang at maximum capacity. The pointer then aligns with the scale correctly on reassembly.
Getting all those toggle switches attached to the front panel again looks like another bundle of fun. Definitely no thought was given to service accessibility with this set! I would have expected all those switches to be mounted on a bar attached to the chassis so that they all emerge through the panel together, possibly with additional nuts on the outside for appearances sake.
I don't think I've ever come across any chassis which doesn't have the scale permanently attached that doesn't have an index mark somewhere to indicate the pointer position with the gang at maximum capacity. The pointer then aligns with the scale correctly on reassembly.
Getting all those toggle switches attached to the front panel again looks like another bundle of fun. Definitely no thought was given to service accessibility with this set! I would have expected all those switches to be mounted on a bar attached to the chassis so that they all emerge through the panel together, possibly with additional nuts on the outside for appearances sake.
