Ian Nutt M0ECQ provides a not- for -profit spares service using genuine spares that were bought from the factory in the 1980s. Ian has  a range of parts: IFT’s, Mains TX’s, coils, hardware etc. etc, including a complete front end in good condition. He  also provides spares from scrap sets that come into his possession. His stocks are not in-exhaustive and it can take time to find items even though he has now got an inventory of items which you can download (see below). Ian is contactable on iandcnutt@msn.com. Although semi- retired he is sometimes unable to respond immediately to requests. He asks for your patience. When contacting Ian Nutt please use email as the primary medium. If this is not convenient please write to:

Ian Nutt,
Greenacres,
Chapple Road,
Bovey Tracey,
Devon.
TQ13 9JY
iandcnutt@msn.com.

EA12 Meter Spares

Ian has had EA12 spare meters especially manufactured to satisfy the need for these items which usually have a cracked front window. The prices are actual costs: no mark up.

Meter complete £50.65
Scale £8.78
Front plastic window £7.15
Grey shadow to cover movement £0.25

Post and packing will be added.

Other Eddystone Meters

I also have a small number of “new old stock – NOS” meters for a range of other receivers i.e. the 770U and 770R, 830, 940 etc and some suitable for some of the transistorised models such as the EC958 – contact me for further information.

Tuning Spindles.

Comprises:

* Tuning spindle in a hardened steel
* Bush assembly incl backplate and BA screws. Bush is complete with oil hole
* Pinch rollers, spring, adjusting nut and set screw

These are priced at £35.00 each plus £2.50 for P&P (actual cost of manufacture)

Please note these are precision made to close tolerance and each spindle is matched to its bush to give optimum feel.

 

Also:

830 Fingerplates.

A new batch now  available. These are £20.00 each plus £3.00 for P&P (again this represents the actual costs involved)

Note: Prices for the spindle set and fingerplate will be set to recover the actual costs involved.

Lists of Spares

Coils (download)

Fingerplates and Scales (download)

 

IF Transformers and Transformers (download)

Miscellaneous items, badges etc (download)

Finger Plates

I have had a number of new fingerplates made for the EA12 and 830 receivers.  The 830 plates are suitable for all marks except the /4 (which has a tuning lock and would require the drilling of some extra holes but that should be easy if you have access to a basic workshop kit). They are as close as possible to original and should be a direct replacement.

830 Fingerplates.

The original batch of remanufactured fingerplates proved popular and have all been sold. A new batch is being manufactured and should be available in the next few weeks.

NEW 640 Scale plates are no longer available: all have been sold and there is a very low level of demand so it is unlikely more will be made.

 

Eddystone Instruction Pamphlets.

These are original and are in good to mint condition. They are the leaflets that were issued when the sets were bought new and are printed on the traditional Eddystone glossy paper.

The following are available in reasonable numbers:

870A

710 “All World Six”

670A

888 (note not the A version)

820 (very limited numbers)

EB37

EB35 MkIII Issue 2, July 1976

670C

Each of the above is available post paid in the UK at £6.00 each. Overseas at extra charge.

Eddystone Handbooks: spiral bound documents, mostly with original grey/blue covers.

These are original as supplied with the equipment when purchased new.

EC10A2 Series (Covers A2/1, A2/2, A2/3)

EC10A/2

EC10A/2/RM

EC10A

B3905 B&W TV Monitor (A very rare piece of kit, built by Eddystone for Marconi)

 

The above are available in small numbers. All are good to  mint condition.

Price £12.50 each plus £ 2.00 P&P in the UK. Overseas at extra cost.

The manuals listed below are, in the main, original Eddystone documents

In a few instances, where numbers of originals are limited, copies will be provided.

A number of the more modern manuals include large fold out circuit diagrams

Prices on application

Model

40A bk1,2

358X

504

556

670A

670C

680X

730/4

740

750

770R MkI

770R MkII

770U MkI

770U MkII

S770U

820

830/1,2,3

830/4

830/5,6,7

840C

850/2

870A

880/2

909

925/H5011

930

940

960

961 MkII

964/7

974/2

1061B

1161

1529

1561/62

1590

1650

1650 Sup

1650/7

1650/9

1650/9H

1650/10

1680

1680/2

1680/3T

1685

1685/2

1706 series

1761

1766

1771

1772A

1830

1837 / 38

1950

1964

1990R

1990R Syn

1990S Syn

2501/1

5000

5600/2

B3905 Monitor

B6038E Transmitter

EA12

EC10A

EC10A/2

EC10A/2/RM

EC964

EC964/7

EC958

EC958/3

EC958/7

EC958/12

ECR974/2

EP14

EP17

EP20

EP961

H5011

H2311

Ian also has a number of spares from three 730/4 receivers that have recently been dismantled. These were inherited from Dave Simmons in a partial condition they had gone too far to be worth rebuilding.

When contacting Ian Nutt please use email as the primary medium. If this is not convenient please write to:

Ian Nutt,
Greenacres,
Chapple Road,
Bovey Tracey,
Devon.
TQ13 9JY