- Kevin Moor - from: United Kingdom - How did you find this site?: Google - How long have you been collecting vintage radios?: 5 Years I have a slightly different Hacker Hunter RP38A for sale. Check out ebay and look for guitarkev1970. [65] Mon 14 Jan 2008, 22:15pm Rating:

- David McConnell - from: United Kingdom - How did you find this site?: just typed in the name of my vintage machine in my web browser - How long have you been collecting vintage radios?: Not a collector really - sorry! I have an old EL 3302A/15P cassette recorder, of course, the Philips machine! What else can it be with that name! :) As you no doubt know, the drive belts on all the old machines practially melted with age! I had 2 of the recorders plus a Philips reel to reel which I no longer have. I substituted the drive belts with others which seem to work okay. Is there any possibility of getting a manual for my recorder? Interesting site, wish I had visited it before NOW! Regards [64] Mon 10 Dec 2007, 2:16am Rating:

- michael kidd - from: United States - How did you find this site?: random search - How long have you been collecting vintage radios?: few years excellent site [63] Thu 10 Apr 2008, 23:08pm Rating:

- mr mlw clarke - from: United Kingdom - How did you find this site?: friend - How long have you been collecting vintage radios?: 10yrs have restored several 101zd and icoms never bought a new rig been liceced since 1994 [62] Fri 30 Nov 2007, 14:44pm Rating:

- Hamilton junior - from: United Kingdom - How did you find this site?: google I bought a reproduction model BUSH TR82B/WOOD for £14.99 . I am happy with my radio. OK, the classic early transistor radio, the TR82, may be better, etc., but for the money I paid, my reproduction is not that bad. The handle feels strong and the wood effect of the front/back is beautiful. I love the tuning dial as it is very easy to tune and find the stations. Soundwise, it is not a TIVOLI, but for the money I paid, FM is not bad either. I don't understand why some people paid "£50" for their [61] Thu 22 Nov 2007, 22:09pm Rating:

- matt hager - from: United States - How did you find this site?: link from earlywireless.com - How long have you been collecting vintage radios?: 15 years Great site [60] Sun 18 Nov 2007, 2:08am Rating:

- Shawn Johnston - from: South Africa - How did you find this site?: Fantastic and informative - How long have you been collecting vintage radios?: 2 years Hi Paul, My name is Shawn Johnston, radio collector and hobbyist in Cape Town - South Africa. I enjoy checking into your website a few times a year and its always a joy to see whats new. I agree the Bush Radios are fantastic, I too have a number of them in my collection, mostly the export models that was used in India, South Africa and Australia. I've see a total of 24 Bush radios for sale in South Africa alone. My web site with my Bush Collection will be up and running by Novemner 07. Thanks [59] Tue 16 Oct 2007, 9:32am Rating:

- Richard J - from: United Kingdom - How did you find this site?: google search - How long have you been collecting vintage radios?: 5 y Excellent information, so well presented too. Long live interest in the products of yesterday. How much of today's 'technology' will be about and repairable in 50 years time (10years?!) Again well done ,keep it up [58] Sun 14 Oct 2007, 12:33pm Rating:

- Dan Baxter - from: United Kingdom - How did you find this site?: google Hi, I noticed that you have a Philips L3G01T, and that you were wondering about the strap. I have an original (advertised for sale today (18 Aug 07) on ebay), and the strap is tan plastic. I have a load for sale actually, should you be interested. By the way, your site is excellent. Cheers [57] Sat 18 Aug 2007, 10:39am Rating:

- carl mascari - from: United States - How did you find this site?: google - How long have you been collecting vintage radios?: 20 years I enjoyed this site and found the information very helpful. May God Bless you for all your sharing of knowledge. Carl [56] Fri 10 Aug 2007, 16:59pm Rating:

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