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Is movie ke bare me Kaya kahu ye hamare bhartiye jivan seili se kitne aaye hai hum to inki soch se kitne piche hai

Still no RF Alignment video?

Interesting video, thank you; the 51X is a classic; Thank you for featuring it.

Fun movie with great cast. Louise Brooks is certainly not your typical girl next store. She's mis-cast but it's great to see her. She tells off the blow hard Aubrey (calls him a four-flusher!?!), and he's repentant and saves the day. Fun times.

Had one about 50 years ago. Someone had removed the audio stage and the crystal filter. I installed a generic IF can and hooked up a q multiplier. Also built a basic audio output stage. Very nice $15 receiver!

Sounds great!

hi it would be cool t that you make , audio push-pull with 807 tubes or 6l6 or other tubes.thanks

I hope to get my nc183d up and running this winter

I’m overwhelmed with the amazing quality of your work. I just picked up (barely; what a boat anchor!) one of these at the Stone Mountain HAMfest last weekend. I only paid $120 for it and the speaker, so I’m pretty happy. It’s somewhat functional, but I really want it restored to this level. May I ask, what are the two screws adjacent to the power cord?

Far more interesting for a fan of silent film is watching Ford Sterling. Let the Louise Brooks cult (yes it's a political/feminist thing and not just her beauty or acting) chatter on, the rest of us find interesting watching the grad of Keystone comedy do more substantial work. No goatee or mugging for the camera as was his trademark in the prior decade.

E così bellissimo ❤

Yeah, this isn't the correct movie, this is "Storm over Asia" by Vsevolod Pudovkin from 1928.

That's a very nice addition to a beautiful vintage radio. Great work! The product detector makes a vast improvement in audio quality.

AVC should be on for AM mode. Then the S meter will work, too.

Lo necesito en español 😅 te quiero mucho Louise Brooks ❤

Is there a way to obtain a schematic

Your work is impeccable. That radio is the cleanest wired receiver ive ever seen. I make my wiring neat but this is different

43:26 Broad Street Station, razed in 1953.

*I really enjoyed it!* I came for Louise Brooks and got impressed by Ford Sterling's perfomance. He had a long career and among many roles he played the Keystone Cops' Police Chief.

They could have used Durium. It cannot rust…

A thoroughly enjoyable film, despite its great age. The facial expressions are completely modern and belie the film's being almost 100 years old. The obnoxious braying of Ford's character is worth viewing by itself. I still wonder how a blowhard like him could capture lovely Lois Wilson's heart!

I liked this film better than Brooks' Pandora's Box! Englemann's character is deliciously malevolent, and Pawlova's raises more than a few eyebrows in this film, which is way ahead of its time in many ways. Brooks is again as beautiful as ever.

Man, you do nice work! I assume you’ve got that plugged into the NBFM accessory socket?

That’s really cool

COOL Beans!

Such a bright and clear picture. It seems that so many early films are faded and muddy

Fabulous!!!!

I have a 1127 on my sequoia but I can't find that connector

Entertaining......funny......love Louise Brooks....

Such a shame about Gregory Kelly..he seemed very talented.

Gregory Kelly, the brother, was already ill when he made this movie & died a year later. He was married to Ruth Gordon & made just 2 films. Ford Sterling is a real hoot playing this super annoying character---he was mainly known as the Police Chief of the Keystone Cops.

Credit the naturalism of the acting to director Malcolm St. Clair. Miss Brooks disgraced herself when she described St. Clair as an incompetent and drunk. A pity.

The Narcissist would have been a more accurate title.

Took me 8 hours a day for three hours and I was using a Hakko de-soldering tool. (NC-173) You’re fast. Mine was a wreck though. I had to re-wire tons of stuff along the way. I plan on adding that product detector mod you speak of. Right now I’m adding a crystal calibrator which required adding the second octal jack on back. Mine is an early -173 and didn’t have one. I’m using push/pull on/off pits on the volume and tone to control the calibrator. It’s a National XCU-27. I’m not sure about your carbon resistors, but some of mine were double the marked resistance. Love how you used those very nice Vishay resistors.

Thanks for sharing; and what a superb print....

Where's the footsie scene under the dinner table?

Wow. Nicely done. Are those new brown Vishay precision resistors? Also, the mod you were describing as a product detector appeared to have two relays on top? Were they, or something else?

Remade with Spencer Tracy and again with red Skelton and Marilyn Maxwell. I haven’t seen this version. (Original?)

So i found one of these in my garage today... plugged in a headset, and the antenna amplification seemed to have some effect on the sound output but it wasn't picking up anything; where to start...?

Good job, what is the name of product you use to achieve a result like this?

Love Louise Brooks! And it's fun to see the silent version of a film better known through its sound remakes.

I'd like to hear this tube amp sound.

Who can help me build one of these?

The way you did it is very neat 😊

Was Louise Brooks ever NOT one of the most beautiful women on screen? She's almost luminous here, especially next to most of the other players. There's also a great inside joke involving the car. When Sterling calls his wife, he says his Uncle George Stitch left him the shares. Sterling's real name was George Ford Stitch! Thanks for the upload.

Nice film ❤

Здравствуйте 😊😊 Интересная у вас конечно конструкция 😊😊 Я такую раньше не видел. Я ✍️ Ся,вы?

Of course, Louise Brooks was the star of this movie but do not forget the inimitable Fritz Rasp as Meinert. He also appeared in Fritz Lang´s Metropolis as "Der Schmale".

Can we hear it?

I build amps too and I find that 12AU7 does give you lower volume and less gain but it loses something tone wise. Also, a deluxe has two channels so you have a volume for each and a shared tone. The two channels are interactive so you use the two channels in conjunction because the volumes affect the volume tone and gain of one channel even though you are plugged in the other. You can even jumper the channels to get more crunch. It is a unique design that you basically tweak all three knobs and get a nice rhythm tone, to clean up you turn the guitar volume knob down, to get lead tone use an overdrive.