- david - from: United Kingdom - How did you find this site?: great help bit more help on testing [45] Mon 18 Sep 2006, 0:05am Rating:

- david weltch - from: United Kingdom - How did you find this site?: reading epe site - How long have you been collecting vintage radios?: 4 yrs i like epe and your work with the old eti mag i use to read i wonder what happen to your other mag projects which have been lost by the print the vintage radio is brill [44] Sat 9 Sep 2006, 9:42am Rating:

- Mark Austin - from: United Kingdom - How did you find this site?: Surfin the net looking for valve radio sites - How long have you been collecting vintage radios?: all types of radio for about 25 years Have a interest in all things radio from domestic sets to communication shortwave recievers, I am a radio ham G0-VPH and my project at the momement is a Hallicrafters sx28 super skyrider reciever. [43] Tue 7 Nov 2006, 10:50am Rating:

- John Pryer - from: United Kingdom - How did you find this site?: Google - How long have you been collecting vintage radios?: Had some years ago; re-started this year. Superb site; in particular thanks for the recommendation of the SSTRAN kit; bought and assembled within the last fortnight and works an absolute treat. Great stuff, Paul! [42] Mon 4 Sep 2006, 0:52am Rating:

- Granville - from: United Kingdom - How did you find this site?: surfing for help! - How long have you been collecting vintage radios?: about a year or so A really superb website in every way. I am new to repairing radios although I have been messing about with electronics since I was 10. I have found the information most helpfull I intend to immerse myself in my new hobby and will return frequently to your site. [41] Sat 26 Aug 2006, 21:41pm Rating:

- Alan Hall - from: United Kingdom - How did you find this site?: Can't remember now! I think I was just browsing via Google one day. - How long have you been collecting vintage radios?: I'm not really a "collector" per se. Just interested in anything "Radio&quo This Forum is a good example of what the Internet SHOULD be used for! IMHO it readily fills a need for the serious radio enthusiast - and not just for restoration, either! Long may it remain! [40] Fri 14 Jul 2006, 0:02am Rating:

- adam osborn - from: United Kingdom - How did you find this site?: google - How long have you been collecting vintage radios?: 5-6 years very helpfull site . hopefully i can now get my much loved radiograms in top woking order now that i have found someone not to far away to repair them thanks alot [39] Tue 11 Jul 2006, 17:09pm Rating:

- Andrew Dixon - from: Germany - How long have you been collecting vintage radios?: not a collector, just an electronics freak Hi, just a short comment on http://www.vintage-radio.com/repair-restore-information/transistor_tra nsistor-faults.html: There is much discussion about a materials problem called "tin whiskers" on the web, the description of the "hairs" inside the metal cases is rather resembling this phenomenon. [38] Mon 29 May 2006, 10:40am Rating:

- Edward Phelan - from: Ireland - How did you find this site?: Google - How long have you been collecting vintage radios?: Having worked at the Bush Laboratories back in the 60s and 70s - I've always been interested Interesting website - re. Bush Tr122 Radio - This model was designed by a colleague - Jack Harris at the Chiswick Laboratories and manufactured by Bush India. It has excellent LW sensitivity and almost no shortwave breakthrough on MW and LW. [37] Sat 29 Apr 2006, 15:23pm Rating:

- Elizabeth May - from: United States - How did you find this site?: Through Search Engine - How long have you been collecting vintage radios?: Well Actually I collect vintage recorders also. 7 years I have a Philips EL3302 Cassette Tape Recoder. The 2 belts inside the machine have gone to goo. I need to replace them. Any idea who would still be selling these items.?? Thanks [36] Tue 25 Apr 2006, 1:00am Rating:

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