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Last Pas by David Vorhis

Posted by 1973shovel on May 16, 2017 at 05:14:10:
I'm not at all surprised that you enjoy your "Last PAS". I enjoy mine too, and I've been using it problem free for at least 25 years. It's good to know someone else out there actually built it. You're the first other Inmate I recall ever mentioning it. Thanks for the offer of the article, but I still have mine, unfortunately not in PDF form, but a hard copy.

Have you tried the EFB mod on your ST-35? If not, I recommend it, and your tubes will thank you!

At the risk of redundancy, please look hard into the AC wiring of your upcoming MK-III project, and put the fuse, thermistor and switch all on the hot leg.

Be safe, and have fun.