Early 50's GE Clock Radio
These are SUPER common and this one was sort of sick at first. Got it back up and running, fixed a crack in the case and gave it a new, less boring paint job.
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Overhaulin' TWo Arvin 540T metal cased radios
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1940's Stewart Warner Tube Radio Troubleshooting and Repair
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Tiny Radio Restoration With Detailed Procedure!
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Truetone D-724 overhaul part... 3?
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1951 GE AA5 AM Clock Radio Repair
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CARW: Bell's Nuclear-War Telephone Network
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finish up: Telefunken Elite portable, Start Tiny Philco AA5 radio
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Vacuum Tube: The Technology We Killed in the 1960s That Quietly Kept Working
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Part II: 1941 Emerson 414 radio and Start of RCA AA5
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The Filter We Built for Ham Radio Is Now in Every Smartphone
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Is this the world's most perfect Philco Transitone?
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Vintage Hoffman Television Resurrection and Analysis
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How Sylvania Went From Glowing Radio Tubes to a Forgotten Consumer Electronics Brand
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Fixing a trash-picked CRT Television
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Clipper Mystery AM Tube Radio Solved And Restored Interesting 5 Tube Ballast Curtain Burner Circuit
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That weird switch which nobody could figure out - Beat Cut!?
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