Delco High Performance Radio Receiver! [Repair]
133K views · Jun 29, 2024 · Science & Technology
Comments · 283
@MrCarlsonsLab · 2 years ago · pinned
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@RickMahoney2013 · 2 years ago
A complete restoration would be great to watch and then listen to it.
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@tk423b · 2 years ago
Keep your grounds close, and your neutrals closer.
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@gold98gtp · 2 years ago
FYI I worked for Delco Electronics in Kokomo, Indiana my entire career (1977 - 2008), and we made some of the best radio receivers, along with several firsts in the auto industry (first in-dash radio receiver, first push button receiver, first electronic ignition module). I would have been surprised if you weren't impressed by this radio. It's also possible that all cases were made in ivory and painted brown at the factory.
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@lignow9762 · 2 years ago
Great job. These are not just old radios, they are functional works of vintage art.
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@eottoe2001 · 2 years ago (edited)
TY. I was having a bad day so I thought I'd listen to you and 45 minutes later the world seems like an okay place again. 🙂
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@jpkellyburbank · 2 years ago
Zip-tie works for me.
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@Tysman909 · 7 months ago
I really want one of those power antenas you built so cool
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@RestorationsbyKennyFidler · 2 years ago
I really like when you work on these types of radios!
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@kenansgarage · 1 year ago
Great video, Paul. Can’t wait to see you do a video on the restoration!
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@chuckmcburney7625 · 2 years ago
I've not worked on any of my radio collection in 10 years but after watching some of your videos I'm ready to resume.<br>Thank you for reminding me of how much I enjoy bringing them back to life.
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@scottohta2192 · 2 years ago
Your stress relief on the power cord is a great idea!
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