Add Bluetooth to a Tube Radio without the buzz and noise. Bluetooth receiver board KRC-86B V4.0

Adding a Bluetooth receiver to a tube radio is a great way to increase its usefulness. You can either use an external one with a battery, or connect it to the internal power supply. The problem is that generally the latter option adds a lot of noise to the audio, in the form of an irritating buzzing. This video shows how to get around that issue. See a series of 'Restoration Building Blocks' videos on detailed steps in the restoration process:    • How to safely check the Power Transformer ...   See also playlists on some other completed restoration projects. GRUNDIG 1070:    • Grundig 1070 tube radio restoration - Part...   SCHAUB-LORENZ GOLDY 58 type 3020:    • Schaub-Lorenz Goldy 58 type 3020 tube radi...   BUSH VHF64:    • Bush VHF64 tube radio restoration - Part 1...   GRUNDIG 3060A:    • Grundig 3060a tube radio restoration - Par...   TELEFUNKEN OPERETTE 8:    • Telefunken Operette 8 tube radio restorati...   GRAETZ SUPER 171W:    • Graetz Super 171W tube radio restoration -...   LOEWE-OPTA MAGNET 3737W:    • Loewe-Opta Magnet 3737W tube radio restora...   Braun Atelier 3:    • Braun Atelier 3   LOEWE-OPTA TRUXA STEREO 4741W:    • Loewe-Opta Truxa Stereo 4741W   GRAETZ COMEDIA 616:    • Graetz Comedia 616 tube radio restoration ...   SABA FREIBURG W2:    • Saba Freiburg W2 (WII) restoration   GRAETZ MUSICA 4R417:    • Graetz Musica 4R417 restoration   You may also be interested in ... CAPACITOR LEAKAGE TESTER:    • Capacitor leakage tester design & build DI...