QUICK RESTORE OF SMALL BROWN RADIO

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• KI

  @Kindness246 · 1 day ago

  Just so relaxing to watch a genius at work.

• RI

  @ricardosalesdemello4130 · 1 month ago

  Okay, Glasslinger, the Bakelite radio turned out great!! I love it...<br>I also love your videos.<br><br>Your friend, Ricardo Salles Franz

• DO

  @Doug-b4p · 3 months ago

  How about a soft cotton brush

• DO

  @Doug-b4p · 3 months ago

  Hindsite being 20/20

• DO

  @Doug-b4p · 3 months ago

  That’s called a clutch head screw

• ZE

  @zenithcoinsandhobbies · 1 year ago

  The screw head at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0EBZ08fk2m0&amp;t=104">1:44</a> looks like a clutch head screw. They were used on some applications in the mid-1900s, especially for windows. They&apos;re pretty much gone these days. They made several different sizes and shapes.

• TA

  @taxidude · 1 year ago

  How in Gods name do you find a radio in that mass of spaghetti?

• JO

  @JohnVivod · 1 year ago

  To get the yellow out of the plastic, soak it in hydrogen peroxide then expose it to sunlight

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• GE

  @georgeshelton6281 · 1 year ago

  Looks like you&apos;re all back to the 20th century again. I still have in mind about the 2009 online video game I used to play called: Doors. This video game definitely showed an old-timer radio that still works. &nbsp;▶️ ⏯️ ▶️

• JA

  @jamesmdeluca · 1 year ago (edited)

  Grreetings:<br>Arvin 544, 544A chassis=RE201<br>One of the few tube radios with the dial on the left side.<br>The Brand Arvin is readable on the removed dial face.

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• FE

  @fernandbaeteman4519 · 1 year ago

  I&apos;ve never seen a radio where the variable tuning capacitors are isolated from GND.Very strange. Propably due to the use of a loop antenna witch is obviously &quot;floating &quot;.<br>An 78 yrs old electronics guy from Belgium. (Europe)

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• UK

  @ukuleletyke · 1 year ago

  Ron, I thought I’d sit down and watch one of your videos rather than tear my hair out over a valve (tube) car radio I’m working on with no signal at all and no bias on the IF amp. Then you pulled that 50L6 and I realised I’d been a muppet. The IF valve had the same problem- swapped it with the RF amp and suddenly had bias. Of course, despite all my hoarding I don’t have a spare W77, but that’s that’s just how it goes! Thanks for all the videos.

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