Music you lab with you here in the morning, nope no wine, we're doing coffee today. So, I got up this morning and thought to myself, "What should I work on?" I thought, "Ah, how about that realistic sta 65 B that needs a dial cord installed?" So here we go, another fine episode of Solid State Cinema. Here is the Realistic TA-65B solid state receiver with the following problem: broken speaker switch shaft. That's a real issue because I highly doubt that I have anything like it. The dial lamps, which are hidden over here and over here, are burned out. That's an easy fix, but the main problem is the inside dial cord. If you look right over here, there she is going around the flywheel, about ready to break. When you try to tune it, the needle barely moves. I don't want to mess with it because I don't want it to break. So, I haven't done one of these dial cord repairs in a long time and it's a little perplexing. I really don't know where to start, so I'm thinking about seeking some assistance. "How about Solid State City? Thank you, that's a great idea. Let's see what she has to offer." By the way, did you just get up? Me too. Where's your coffee? I know, I don't drink coffee. I guess... Okay, let me show you what I got. Well, this is complicated. Sissy, where should I start? Yeah, honey, can we expect that? That's a great idea. Alright, well, I was in the basement and I found this parachute cord. It's a little bit fix-its. I think it will work. What do you think? Picking one? Really? What is that? It looks like a black cord. It almost looks just like the...
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