I have a Packard Nell radio, model 602, early version with dual speakers. The tuning string is broken. What kind of string do I use to replace it and how do I figure out the routing of the string?

:I have a Packard Nell radio, model 602, early version with dual speakers. The tuning string is broken. What kind of string do I use to replace it and how do I figure out the routing of the string?
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Neil,

I do not have the dial cord routing in my files for this radio, but the cord i use on all of my radios is here and it works great for the price.

http://www.radioantiques.com/supplies.html

Mitch

::I have a Packard Nell radio, model 602, early version with dual speakers. The tuning string is broken. What kind of string do I use to replace it and how do I figure out the routing of the string?
::
:Neil,
:
:I do not have the dial cord routing in my files for this radio, but the cord i use on all of my radios is here and it works great for the price.
:
:http://www.radioantiques.com/supplies.html
:
:Mitch
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Thanks. I'll pick some up. Anyone know the dial cord routing for a Packard Bell 602?

Neil

This link does have a view of the dial cord. It's normally 2 and 1/2 turns around the knob shaft. One compleat turn around the tuner pulley. I am sure you can logic it out with this. The dial cord Mitch mentioned is good stuff.

http://antiqueradios.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=186479

:This link does have a view of the dial cord. It's normally 2 and 1/2 turns around the knob shaft. One compleat turn around the tuner pulley. I am sure you can logic it out with this. The dial cord Mitch mentioned is good stuff.
:
:http://antiqueradios.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=186479
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Thanks. You guys are great!