I'd usually frown at gutting so to speak the chassis of vintage radios then go this route. I'm also interested in old vintage clocks and it is annoying seeing it happening adding cheap quartz mechanisms off amazon to them. Don't get me started on people selling on Facebook marketplace old antique furniture saying upcycle, upcycle, grrr lol. You did an amazing transformation and as said its being used again as intended. Thanks for sharing.
Nice job. The cabinet looks great. I can't remember the UA-camr, but there is another channel that sometimes converts valve radios to transistor radios by actually using the existing valve circuit and valve bases with various modifications. It may be RFBurns who does it?
I'd usually frown at gutting so to speak the chassis of vintage radios then go this route.
I'm also interested in old vintage clocks and it is annoying seeing it happening adding cheap quartz mechanisms off amazon to them.
Don't get me started on people selling on Facebook marketplace old antique furniture saying upcycle, upcycle, grrr lol.
You did an amazing transformation and as said its being used again as intended. Thanks for sharing.
Dial is probably celluloid.
Nice job. The cabinet looks great. I can't remember the UA-camr, but there is another channel that sometimes converts valve radios to transistor radios by actually using the existing valve circuit and valve bases with various modifications. It may be RFBurns who does it?
Nicely done, I think you should change the brand into RIP 😉
Yes thatakes sense.
Rod you took a junker and made it into a hot rod. Great job well done Al.
Thanks 👍