Retro Tech UK 2024 Vintage Electronics Fair, Coventry
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 พ.ค. 2024
- Retro Tech UK 2024 Vintage Electronics Fair at the Sports Connexion near Coventry.
After last year's visit, we were looking forward to another great event, and, it delivered. Around 150 stalls with quality gear at excellent prices. I came away with some great stuff and met up with like minded geeks.
See the end of this video to have a peek at this year's haul!
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The Retro Tech UK was formally called the National Vintage Communications Fair, (NVCF) established in 1992.
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www.retrotechuk.com
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Nice one! Hope you enjoyed the event-we did. Maybe you’ll see yourself again at next year’s show.
I was there this year, inspired after watching your video of the 2023 event. I drove a fair way to get there but arrived just in time for early entry and it was very busy and some good items to be had. Good to see it all again on this video.
Thank you. I'm pleased that you managed to get to the show this year. The enjoyment I get from making videos like this makes it even more worthwhile when I hear that you and others had a great time, which you would have otherwise missed.
Very interesting to see it all again. Fantastic selection of stuff. Glad you got a good haul. I got some good stuff too, though rather different 😅. Thanks 👍 😀
Thank you. Yes, it was great to return. My haul seems quite nice, especially the TMB272 TV. I've had one of these on my list for quite a while. I hope you're also happy with the stuff you scored for your channel too.
I miss going to these shows, the local ones stopped and never restarted after the lockdowns.
They are a great place to find parts that are not available online these days.
One of the reasons I like to make this kind of video is for collectors who may not know about the event or, for some reason, are unable to visit. It's true that the prices are much better than online, which makes it more worthwhile to try and attend.
@@electronicarchaeology Now that i am retired i need to make an effort and start attending the ones
that are not too far from Chester.
Maybe you will make it to next year's RetroTech event in Coventry. I think it shouldn't be more than a couple of hours from Chester. If not, you could check out the British Vintage Wireless Society (BVWS) website. They have events all over the UK, but you have to be a member though.
Radios fantástico.
It appears that you were there rather earlier in the day than I was, like another commenting on this video, my presence at the event spurred on by your pair of videos from last year, as I'd not heard of it previously. If you drop by the 'Retro-spective' channel and their 'Later on in the day' video you'll see me (from the back!) plus a comment on what I picked up. The two ladies in the thumbnail for this video were the ones in charge of the stall where I got the ITT Weekend Automatic radio I mention at 'Retro-spective' and it's visible here at the 5:55 point.
I was amazed to see in your haul from this year's Retro Tech UK an Ekco portable television set like one we had at our house for a while in childhood and it fascinated me as a seriously vintage item even back then, some half-a-century ago. Sadly, in subsequent decades, it became relegated to the garage at the top of the garden, like an awful lot of stuff did and only re-surfaced, minus its casing, in 2018, when we were clearing up both house and garden at my old place in preparation for a house-move, so it just ended up in the skip.
I have a Flickr presence called 'The Curves Man', linked from my TH-cam profile and there is an album there entitled "Found in old garage at 'Frith Knoll', Chevin Road, Belper (Spring/Summer 2018)". Unfortunately, that Ekco set isn't there but there's a whole load of other incredible stuff we turned up, including an advertisement from an 'Exchange & Mart' magazine from 1969 that helped me identify a vintage Taymar Trident 593 camping stove we also turned up in the orchard, which I used for a few days before it was scrapped, a pair of newspapers from 1969 and 1970, both with articles about Czechoslovakia, in the latter case on the subject of the Bratislavská Lýra festival of that year, where Marcela Laiferová - whom I have met after a concert by her in Petržalka, Bratislava - won the Gold Lyre, my blogging about the music from that period and part of the world at 'Girls Of The Golden East' and 'Hotlips On The Horse Tram', plus a feature in my local newspaper on a Czech Glass Fortnight in 1966 in my home city of Derby and, as an aficionado of something like retro electronics, I'm sure you'd love the pile of old 'New Scientist' magazines, my late father being a General Science teacher.
That Taymar Trident 593 can be seen in action at my channel, if you're interested in a bit of cooking and coffee percolation with a vintage stove.
Thanks for the comment! It’s cool that my videos got you to go to Retro Tech UK. I’ll take a look at the 'Retro-spective' channel to see your finds. That’s a great story about the Ekco TV-sad it didn’t survive. Your Flickr album sounds interesting, especially the vintage Taymar Trident 593 camping stove. I’ll check it out!
@@electronicarchaeology You're welcome and thanks for this reply! I suppose I should also have mentioned the 'small' matter of a Pye VHF3D 'Stereophonic' valve radio that you can also see/hear in action at my TH-cam channel. I hope you enjoy that, too!
An interesting video, thanks. I need to go to an event like that as I have a load of stuff that's taking up too much room. However, I'm an ex-pat Brit living in southern France and would have to beg, steal or borrow a van to bring it over there. Of course, I'd make no profit, but I'd rather someone take it for a reasonable sum than dump it.
The French don't seem all that interested in that kind of equipment. Cheers!
Glad you enjoyed my video! Yes, there is more interest in retro electronics here in the UK and also in the US for some reason. I also watch a French TH-camr called msylvain59 who does teardowns; he has some quite interesting stuff. It might be better to sell your items as a job lot. You never know, if you do some searching, you might come across someone who would collect your gear while on holiday.
@@electronicarchaeology Thanks for your reply. I'm a member of the UK Vintage Radio Repair & Restoration Forum, and I can try offering stuff on there for any members holidaying down here (Free tea, coffee and biscuits or beer included!) I've nothing particularly collectable, but would like some of it to go to a good home. If ever you're down this way, do call in. We're about an hour south west of Toulouse. Cheers!
O preço mais ou menos de um rádio valvulado desse ai e quanto
Tell me I shouldn't be concerned.
Why are there no young people ?
I can assure you that there were quite a few young collectors of all ages at the event. Although collecting vintage radios is usually an older gentleman's sport, I hope there will be even more interest from emerging future custodians of retro electronics.
I am myself a collector from gramophones and phonografs and old radio's from before 1935 buth overher in Netherland the young generation is not interessted and the prices are ridiculous low ! I have a channel on youtube with many thousands of uploads from old records from the period of 1900 till 1960. There's also verry little interest for that ! Excuse me for my poor English ! greetings from Henk !!!!
Your English is far better than my Dutch. Yes, I have noticed the prices of some retro gear have dropped quite a lot. Last year, I purchased a Bush DAC90 Bakelite radio in superb condition for only £20. Thirty years ago, it would have been at least £60. I also noticed that some gramophones were very low in price, which surprised me. I am interested in almost everything in the world of retro electronics. The younger generation seems to be more interested in retro computing. The prices of early computers, such as Commodore, are through the roof. People's interests change, and I am sure that interest in very early technology and media will return.
Yes my friend !!!! Overhere it is the same !!!! I am now 73 years old and I have always sold antiques and with that it is the same overhere or perhaps worse !!!!! The price from a grandfater clock witch costed 30 years ago 1500 pound is worth this day's hard to sell for 150 pounds !!!! Only the price of the houses is overhere sky high !!! Have a nice evening further !!!! Warmest greetings from Holland !!!