Vintage Radio Restoration, Why Do It?

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Vintage Radio Restoration is a fun and rewarding hobby. In this video I present 10 reasons why I really enjoy restoring old radios especially radios from the 1950s to the early 1960s. This is not a " How To" video but rather a video that I hope peaks your interest in the hobby. There are many excellent RU-vid channels that instruct viewers on Radio Restoration. I will link several excellent channels below.
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1.Manuel is a fantastic teacher@ / @electronicsoldandnew
2. David ‪@DavidTipton101‬
3. Mr Carlson@MrCarlsonsLab
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5. Dim Bulb Current limiter. @ • Build This Dim Bulb Cu...
6. Analog meter. @ • Why use an old Radio S...

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11 июн 2024

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@whiting444

Great video Peter , good links and tips. You have a very good collection of radios and they sound great even over youtube. Keep up the good work and look forward to the next video. Geo De Luca

@Movieman1965 14 дней назад

That's a great video presentation about why restore vintage radios. Just last week we went on our annual family vacation to Italy. I took a very small (Prunus model DE333 for those who want to know) portable FM AM radio with me. Why? Because I wanted to discover what the local stations are playing daily. But also the fact that you don't need a smartphone streaming service or wifi signal to do it. I still find it fascinating that we can send radio signals and have made it possible to listen to them with these amazing circuits developed by great minds in the field of radio design.