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My parents gave me this exact same make & model of radio/cassette when I was a child about 40 years ago. It was used in the kitchen until they replaced it. I had spent many hours of recording from the radio and listening to music I recorded from vinyl (on the family music centre) & prerecorded story telling cassettes. I was so proud of owning such a grown-up (non-toy) piece of electrical equipment. I remember on one occasion the tape door had broken off the top, so I just dropped the cassette in instead and it would still work OK. When the eject key was pushed the cassette tape would go flying across the room! Fond childhood memories came flooding back.

Being a very very amateur electronist but with courage (the amount of semivintage stuff repaired is equal to the trashed amount due to this) i enjoy watching these but ... Without some backround explanations for me is useless. I do bot understand what exactly you are doing. It is shame of your hard work. Is a suggestion, not an offence. Just a point of view

you can use a 3 switch and some wires to switch it over to normal mode and the other mode by switching the rig off or on on which mode you want .

great video my friend ! 👍

Does it hold sentimental value? I ask because those things are probably a dime a dozen, and the quality of them even perfectly working is likely not worth going through the trouble for. I appreciate that you tried your best to fix it.

In 1974 I worked all summer to buy one. Over the years, is e had several models

Wow it looks so small and cheap inside.

I don't know if it's just the video, but that belts looks awfully tight. When it's too tight you'll get a lot of flutter. Nice video though, it's always great to see repairs.

Great video clean out your mode switch in your VCR player VCR player people will never have playing problem's at all everything proven online how clean out a mode switch in a VCR player

I found an identically looking one from the 90s; dictation/portable style; it has wood grain

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I bought one at goodwill, brands new . 0212 great machine exactly what you have in front of you!

nice bro cool video i dont know why this video is not viral you have a new sub keep it up

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great video. just had a friend give me one of these and a royce 23 chl cb both in great cond except for 30+ years of Tabaco stains. mine has 2 banks of crystal slots and mine has a full 8 channel bank full of crystals. Of course only 1 freq is for my local stuff. i didnt get a owners manual and cant find one online. i need to know how to switch from one set/bank of crystals to another. Does anybody happen to have a copy of the owners manual? be glad to pay shipping for a copy..thanks from Georgia

Aurora made the Cigar Box cars. The same company that did the slot cars. Cool that you still have them. I still have a handful of my originals from 68-69! The Superfast VW Camper was also the newest one I still have. Christmas 1969 I believe.

Thank you good sir...

Hey Breaker Breaker , I trying to get back into The CB world. That's why I'm looking at the videos . Looking for the best CB antenna for Car, Home .

good job BRO you give me a big help THANKS Ａ LOT

240p? Why?

I wish you had shown the base of the VW ambulance was it a lone star?

I like these vintage radios!! :D

Do you know the part number/ name of the stylist

i have one...love old electeonic equipment

Today I’m going to show you how to turn a 3 minute video into a 14 minute video. 1 step at a time…

I guess people in general have no idea about torque specs. this should have been an episode on Mr. Rogers neighborhood.

its like explaining something to a 3 year old.

put the ground lead on you ear lobe or you nose

keep spinning it on the table so you can scratch the shit out of it.

What is the exact frequencies you have after the 11 meter mod?

Do you have a frequency chart for AFTER the mods are done? Or do you know WHERE I can obtain one? TIA

10 Channel. Smart design.

Did anyone count how many times he said…”OK” ?

Feels like back in 1st grade when the teacher was showing how to open a box of Crayola Crayons. You gottabekiddingme

Should of had a cloth underneath to keep it from getting all scratched turning it back and fourth

Glad it helped. ...

I don't think it's as good as the PL original series Enterprise. This one seems a bit lacking in detail. Not enough parts

They should know someone was in it if it's converted.

Nice view of you hand when you were demonstrating the conversion.

Thanks for your video. I was having a problem with the wheels until I realized it had to be released . Haha. Anyways thanks

You've grounded yourself to the radio and the radio is not grounded !

Sow, here is the radio grounded to?

May I ask who or what did you use to transfer these to another, newer viewing method?

Assuming it's like the similar 4 channel UHF unit I had it also has an interesting quirk - if the bulb is blown then the associated channel is skipped even if the channel switch is turned on, because the scan circuit uses the current through the lamps to determine if the channel is enabled.

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Wow, bad memories! I bought one of those when I was in college and worked as an EMT. It was horrible. Terrible spurious signals always hanging it up. Finally replaced it with an E. F. Johnson Duo-Scan, which worked great. Needed low band because our ambulance service was on 37.90 MHz, plus I was (am) in California and our Highway Patrol is down there.......

hello im working on a mobile scanner could you show better what is the power plug. positive and negative because of ac or dc Thanks

Neat little product. Given the size of 8 mm cameras, I would imagine that mounting that on a camera would be seriously awkward. I suspect a tripod option would be the best... or have a friend hold it. I have a spot light from the 50's or so, that came in a tin box like yours. Its so bright that when I turn it on at night, the backyard is lit as if it were day. It is far brighter than any LED light I have. Hot too. Paper burning hot. It also mounts on a tripod and I might make a vid of it some day. Thank you for sharing your unique light.