My dad was a member of the Houston vintage radio club for many years and this guy is a member too. This is where I met him/know him from. He also has a talent for actually making tubes. One of my best friend's dad has a huge tube collection and made a museum at his house where he has them on display and most of them connected up to power up the filaments. He had a tube that he wanted for his collection but could not find one so he somehow found out this guy makes tubes and they set things up on the phone for glasslinger to make him the replica tube. When he went to pick up the tube the guy answered the door in a dress. He was like, OK...didn't know how to react. But found the guy was very nice and knowledgeable. Anyway, watch and learn I suppose.
as I've said before, you are an amazing talent...I've been an engineer for 30 years and I couldn't hold a candle to your knowledge base...I just couldn't absorb the info and I never had enough hands on... I can't stop watching your work
Rons knowledge is incredible as is the wardrobe! You can't help but feel happy as he fixes things! My late father had a friend who took me on as a child and taught me all about tubes or valves as we call them. Keep the videos coming!
I love watching your videos. You're one hell of a electronics technician, engineer, mechanic etc. I've learned allot watching you restore vintage equipment, remanufacturing cabinets and making tubes. Thank you!
@@TheCbrdriver In Germany we better should have a genius like Ron rather than discussing toilets. I do not have any problem witrh Ron's outfit but I'm loving his videos for years.
@@qwertykeyboard5901, you've meant eh, say, types of people, just forgot the word, if not mistaken, starts with «gen» and ends with «der», but it is not in my active vocabulary, so I can be wrong even with this partial spelling.
Just wow , you truly know your stuff when it comes down to it that was amazing to watch, thanks for taking your time to document the repair in such detail.
I just got a 1970's RCA brand TV/Clock/Radio combo for Christmas from my wife. I found your video, and picked up some great tips for my project. Thanks for sharing your knowledge, I'm glad I found you!
I'm truly impressed by your knowledge of electronics. I used to try to repair old radios and found out too late that they used to tune these radios by the routes around, thru and over other components so watching you was an eye-opener. Love the show.
First time I saw this dude, I thought, Ok, definately strange. Even laughed. Then, realized he knows what he is doing. I am only subscribed to a couple of people, and he is one of them. Love to watch the videos even though I would probably never get a project that I could attempt. Don't even remember how I ran across him. Love getting the email notification of new videos. Brought a smile on my face to see another video, and within seconds of watching this video, I was happy to see that he is getting better. Keep up the videos. I watch them all completely.
Love the classical music in the background, it's such a nice complement to your lucid voiceover. It just makes the whole video very meditative for me, thanks Ron! Glad to see your active and back again!
I learned electronics about 18 years ago and I am working as a simple technician but I never seen this kind of huge experience and knowledge that you have. This is absolutely unbelievable. You are legend.
The whole time I was thinking “hope he doesn’t get his dress dirty with that old TV”. This was just entertaining and informative as hell. More like this please.
Brilliant, really brilliant! I have watched this video all the way right through twice now in the past couple of days, and am full of admiration for you. Logical, intelligent, lucid, and evincing a deep understanding of the way things work, a very real pleasure to have you here. Thanks very much for going to all the trouble of making these videos, really appreciated.
I'm very impressed, you have a really good wide knowledge of electronics, I enjoy watching someone who knows what they're doing as they deal with each problem as they occur with enthusiasm and a smile. Very best wishes.
This person knows her electronics and servicing extremely well. I myself am near 70 years old. I worked in TV support and R&D with broadcast systems; studio and industrial cameras and monitors.
Wow, this was an absolutely awesome video! Thanks for posting. I am so enthralled by how 'little' technology has changed--that is to say, we still use the same exact stuff, it's just a LOT tinier and more optimized, but overall, still the same mechanisms working together to accomplish the same task. Thanks again for the post!
Hey glasslinger, love your videos. Reminds me when I was younger and used to tinker with electronics. Your knowledge of electronics is amazing. Also, love the feminine touch. Is nice to see someone of your generation able to express there total personality without all the hang-up's of the past. Keep the videos coming. Sorry I haven't subscribed sooner. But, I am one of your biggest fans.
The coolest, nerdiest, most hardcore .0000000001%, in analogic action, dressed as the little red riding hood. What's not to love? Greetings from France. Instasubbed, needless to say.
I kinda thought the same thing - beautiful dress, but not very practical for the lab. He obviously has no problem with it though, or he'd stop wearing them. Personally, I think some more modern, form-fitting attire would look lovely on him, but what I know about fashion would fit in a thimble, with room left over for my brain!
You have a knowledge base that just seems unbelievable to all the rest of us that dont know the theory of how an old time radio or tv works. Pretty cool to see the old sets come to life again.
More videos please! I love restoration projects. You make it look so simple. I have a 1956 GE Portable fully restored and a 1956 RCA Victor 21" Allison in limited oak that needs a complete restoration. I had to chuckle at the lacquer thinner and nail polish part. It's amazing all the work before that point hadn't removed the polish already. There are lots of things to ding up your hands on old electronics. Lacquer thinner sure is good at cleaning old chassis parts, though.
I started watching this channel for your tube-building videos, but your restoration work is top-notch! I'm a technologist from the microcontroller generation and there isn't a whole lot being made these days that's gonna be around long enough to get restored, but hopefully one day I'll be able to practice my craft at your level. Keep up the good work and keep sharing, we love watching!
You are a genius. I don't understand much about electronics, but am fascinated by you knowledge and skill. You look very pretty in your frock and makeup. Keep the videos coming.
Trying to find an old TV and a radio. I love all the old stuff and it makes me very happy when I'm around them. Its seems that I pick up on some kind of crazy vibe of the past and like to think of the people listening and watching the moon landing, JFK and world war one and two an all the great Mrs brooks and the six shooter that people enjoyed so much. Love your work can't wait until I get one for myself.
Awesome video. I like your trouble shooting process, I like to see it step by step as you do. Only wish I could see the schematic as you talk about it. Thanks a lot
what you do, is, you go back and watch how he trouble shoots this. each time you go back you pick up more on what was wrong with this little 47 tv. first, wrong tube. then tube in the wrong spot, then high precision resistors, but first, he trouble shot the works of resistors. then finding the peaking coil bad by tracking it down. all this took great knowledge, and no marker sweep generator, and other devices used in that industry, I doubt he has ever owned a wobbulator.
Ohhh man this is going to be a good one! :) Really truly glad to see you making videos again. I was a little afraid the trolls may have gotten to you... This really is one of the best channels on repairing this old tube equipment, and I for one am very glad people like you and Shango066 and Uncle Doug are making these videos for the future. Thanks!
AtheosPhyve i do not want to offend, i watch one guy who has a dummy as part of his radio repair, buzz, and i wanted to know if he does it for comedy or preferance. Either way is no bother to me, just so i do not offend anyone.... I hate trolls, i just hate offending.
+JRushPixel That's understandable. But no, this is part of his regular show, maybe even overall style. At first, I thought he just didn't want to ruin his own clothes, but then I caught on. It definitely gives the show character.
thanks for sharing your knowledge I always learn something new from your restorations stay happy and healthy for the good of all of us your friends and fans
TV set from 1949: "First, check the capacitors...99% of the time they go bad". TV set from 2010: "First, check the capacitors...99% of the time they go bad". The common failures haven't really changed in the past 66 years... I like your outfit btw!
I love the red nails. My favorite part about now being a girl now is matching your nails/toes to your eye make up clothes and hair bands all the same color, but different for each day of the week. Sure it takes time but its fun and worth it. I like pink and purple at the moment. Pink /purple lip glass then I make everything else match with the same shade including heels.
I think one of glasslinger's videos ends with a gradient of my favorite color combination, yellow, pink and purple, toned down with something gray. I'm not a TV but wearing those colors makes me feel like another TV star.
Seriouslly, I don't know if I can think of anyone on youtube, (or in real life for that matter) that has such a variety of knowledge about so maney topics. (You are certainlly up there with Ben Karshaw and Jeri Elsworth and those.) Particularlly those electronics that have become so specialized now. Your homemade glassworking lathe forexample. Super.
He's got a sense of humor. Dressing in drag (cross dressing) is a common humor theme throughout the history of cinema. From old movies like Some Like It Hot, and even newer movies like Mrs. Doubtfire or Big Momma's House. It's also a theme used in more serious contexts in film, but it's obviously being used for comedic effect here. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross-dressing_in_film_and_television
We are loving your videos! We heard your background is in electronic engineering, but where did you learn your glassblowing skills? Awesome stuff. Thanks for sharing!
You must have good eyes because I would have had to use my magnifier to fix that wire break. Good advice on the alignment and leaving that alone. That takes a marker generator and a lot of work. I like how you antiqued that brass plate. Nice video. Great job. Nice outfit. I don't know how you managed to keep it from getting it dirty. Gary
Just found your channel and love watching. Dont give a shit what you wear (Although that red dress gave me Red Dwarf flashbacks - kept expecting Mr Flibble to make an appearance hehehe ) . I really love your vids on valve stuff. Keep up the good work.
Did I just sit and watch an hour and a half video?.. yes I did. Man, I hate when power resistors kick the can. Series string radios for 220 V usually have a huge exposed winding resistor on a cylindrical core that is pretty much always dead. Last time I fixed one, replaced a whole winding with a nicrom coil I pulled from a hair dryer. Had about the right impedance.
+Frank Hyland (FlatBrokeFrank) Coming up is making another mercury vapor rectifier tube. The weather here is now good for glasswork. Too hot in summer.
Yes I never thought of that, I have brazed up a few steam model boilers but I guess we don't have the extreme's of weather in the UK thanks for answering I love mercury arcs they are akin to strange magic :-) a bit like RF work.
More amazing work by an even more amazing human being. Honestly, if more lecturers were like you and had the same hands on knowledge and passion for their work, we'd all be much better educated. Thank you for showing us what's possible still.
An old TV repairing an old TV, my kind of channel.
watch shango066, there it tons more videos lie that
Brilliant comment.
Best comment on youtube.
For this kind of comment you should have thousands of likes. There's no justice in the world...
Remarkable comment !
For sure Glasslinger is a true source of inspiration for many generations. Thank you.
Master class TV repair. You doing your part passing the knowledge to younger people. Well done.
I want Glasslinger on my Apocalypse survival squad.
My dad was a member of the Houston vintage radio club for many years and this guy is a member too. This is where I met him/know him from. He also has a talent for actually making tubes. One of my best friend's dad has a huge tube collection and made a museum at his house where he has them on display and most of them connected up to power up the filaments. He had a tube that he wanted for his collection but could not find one so he somehow found out this guy makes tubes and they set things up on the phone for glasslinger to make him the replica tube. When he went to pick up the tube the guy answered the door in a dress. He was like, OK...didn't know how to react. But found the guy was very nice and knowledgeable. Anyway, watch and learn I suppose.
Don't forget the old adage when working on high voltage.
Always keep one hand up your skirt.
Good advice.
Lololo
ahahhahha
as I've said before, you are an amazing talent...I've been an engineer for 30 years and I couldn't hold a candle to your knowledge base...I just couldn't absorb the info and I never had enough hands on... I can't stop watching your work
Rons knowledge is incredible as is the wardrobe! You can't help but feel happy as he fixes things! My late father had a friend who took me on as a child and taught me all about tubes or valves as we call them. Keep the videos coming!
I love watching your videos. You're one hell of a electronics technician, engineer, mechanic etc. I've learned allot watching you restore vintage equipment, remanufacturing cabinets and making tubes. Thank you!
This guy is pretty amazing, seldom have seen a person with so many in depth skills!
In Germany we have 3 toilets by now....
@@TheCbrdriver, …and still not enough.
@@TheCbrdriver In Germany we better should have a genius like Ron rather than discussing toilets. I do not have any problem witrh Ron's outfit but I'm loving his videos for years.
@@brawagaEspecially given there's more then three people!
@@qwertykeyboard5901, you've meant eh, say, types of people, just forgot the word, if not mistaken, starts with «gen» and ends with «der», but it is not in my active vocabulary, so I can be wrong even with this partial spelling.
dude u rock that dress i love it !!!!! and u really know ur stuff like a top notch professional
It's certainly very pretty, but NOT the most practical one to wear in the lab or workshop...
I recently landed back on your channel with the tubes collection video and I'm so glad I did, your aesthetic and skills are a cherish forever.
Just wow , you truly know your stuff when it comes down to it that was amazing to watch, thanks for taking your time to document the repair in such detail.
A highly skilled man with a great sense of humour, love his educational videos.
Love to watch you.. so talented and knowledgeable. And that dress is to perfect, style from a time when they know how to dress..
I just got a 1970's RCA brand TV/Clock/Radio combo for Christmas from my wife. I found your video, and picked up some great tips for my project. Thanks for sharing your knowledge, I'm glad I found you!
I'm truly impressed by your knowledge of electronics. I used to try to repair old radios and found out too late that they used to tune these radios by the routes around, thru and over other components so watching you was an eye-opener. Love the show.
You are fun to watch and have a treasure trove of knowledge.
First time I saw this dude, I thought, Ok, definately strange. Even laughed.
Then, realized he knows what he is doing. I am only subscribed to a couple of people, and he is one of them.
Love to watch the videos even though I would probably never get a project that I could attempt. Don't even remember how I ran across him. Love getting the email notification of new videos. Brought a smile on my face to see another video, and within seconds of watching this video, I was happy to see that he is getting better.
Keep up the videos. I watch them all completely.
Knows what he is doing for sure. Weird as well
Lmoa I didn't know he did this... Omg my sides reminds me of John Hutchison rip his channel and scrubbed comments
Yep this is a good technician but a transvestite for sure.
@@1natedoggy transvestite = TV....
.Old tv repairman ....
He is unique...a real individual. Refreshing change from "what I talk to on a daily basis". Most people are so damn bland it's perplexing.
The most eccentric , brilliant and able person on utube. Astonishing.
Love the classical music in the background, it's such a nice complement to your lucid voiceover. It just makes the whole video very meditative for me, thanks Ron! Glad to see your active and back again!
Absolutely loved the presentation. Nice dresses too.
Hey Ron, I'm loving these last two restoration videos. Glad to see you back and in full force!
Cool thanks for being you!
And wish I was half as smart as you. Keep it up.
That old tv you restored looks amazing, I'd be happy to even have a none working one for decoration!
I learned electronics about 18 years ago and I am working as a simple technician but I never seen this kind of huge experience and knowledge that you have. This is absolutely unbelievable. You are legend.
The whole time I was thinking “hope he doesn’t get his dress dirty with that old TV”. This was just entertaining and informative as hell. More like this please.
Yeah, but three days in the same dress? We should take up a collection. ;-)
I wear dresses but they hang down the sides without the flared out skirt. I can't imagine applying a finish with the flared out skirt.
@@morrisonAVMaybe he has several dresses that are the same.
Another excellent video Ron, thanks for taking time to share with your fans.
Brilliant, really brilliant! I have watched this video all the way right through twice now in the past couple of days, and am full of admiration for you. Logical, intelligent, lucid, and evincing a deep understanding of the way things work, a very real pleasure to have you here. Thanks very much for going to all the trouble of making these videos, really appreciated.
I'm very impressed, you have a really good wide knowledge of electronics, I enjoy watching someone who knows what they're doing as they deal with each problem as they occur with enthusiasm and a smile. Very best wishes.
This person knows her electronics and servicing extremely well. I myself am near 70 years old. I worked in TV support and R&D with broadcast systems; studio and industrial cameras and monitors.
Wow, this was an absolutely awesome video! Thanks for posting. I am so enthralled by how 'little' technology has changed--that is to say, we still use the same exact stuff, it's just a LOT tinier and more optimized, but overall, still the same mechanisms working together to accomplish the same task.
Thanks again for the post!
I know very little about electronics, but I love your videos. I'm watching as many as I find. Thanks for posting them and sharing your skills.
i feel this comment could be put on almost any educational video on this site and be relevant to someone X''D
I WOULD LIKE TO HAVE A PROFESSOR LIKE THIS, A GENIUS !
Love your videos.
Love your "can do" attitude.
I have learned so much.
More please!
Hey glasslinger, love your videos. Reminds me when I was younger and used to tinker with electronics. Your knowledge of electronics is amazing. Also, love the feminine touch. Is nice to see someone of your generation able to express there total personality without all the hang-up's of the past. Keep the videos coming. Sorry I haven't subscribed sooner. But, I am one of your biggest fans.
That is one great looking tv. Superb project 👍
The coolest, nerdiest, most hardcore .0000000001%, in analogic action, dressed as the little red riding hood. What's not to love?
Greetings from France. Instasubbed, needless to say.
I miss the days of Yor.
Love your knowledge and craftsmanship! Always interesting to watch!
I love the square dance dresses. I would be afraid to wear those in the shop. I'd be knocking things off shelves and benches right and left.
I kinda thought the same thing - beautiful dress, but not very practical for the lab. He obviously has no problem with it though, or he'd stop wearing them. Personally, I think some more modern, form-fitting attire would look lovely on him, but what I know about fashion would fit in a thimble, with room left over for my brain!
that is what that dress is called? i've only seen them in old pinups
I thoroughly enjoy your videos....you make everything seem like common sense. I've learned a great deal from you! Thank you!
It isn't important what someone's appearance is, this person has great skills and know's exactly what he/she is doing. Great job..!
Peter Wismans is it a men with women body or something?
Or a man dressed like a woman?
Tomas Gaming both
@@greenthizzle4 does it make any information wrong? Are they hurting anyone?
I enjoy glass singer and think they Are awesome.
tek413 yeah he's a genius honestly, I really wish I could learn some shit from him personally hands on
You have a knowledge base that just seems unbelievable to all the rest of us that dont know the theory of how an old time radio or tv works. Pretty cool to see the old sets come to life again.
glasslinger your 1949 black and white TV set is cool
Glasslinger the TV seat was used in a basement the basement is damp not good for electrics
The TV cabinet look good and color of tv Caint light brown is cool
More videos please! I love restoration projects. You make it look so simple. I have a 1956 GE Portable fully restored and a 1956 RCA Victor 21" Allison in limited oak that needs a complete restoration.
I had to chuckle at the lacquer thinner and nail polish part. It's amazing all the work before that point hadn't removed the polish already. There are lots of things to ding up your hands on old electronics. Lacquer thinner sure is good at cleaning old chassis parts, though.
How can you not appreciate anyone who loves old school electronics?
I started watching this channel for your tube-building videos, but your restoration work is top-notch! I'm a technologist from the microcontroller generation and there isn't a whole lot being made these days that's gonna be around long enough to get restored, but hopefully one day I'll be able to practice my craft at your level.
Keep up the good work and keep sharing, we love watching!
I would even know where to START to try to even understand this device, let alone fix it. Fascinating watching someone with such a level of expertise.
Glad I found you're channel. Very informative. I'm learning a lot.
Your blessed to do something like this, very nice.
this is awesome. also I didn't know the 1940 were a dark times indeed. i will never complain about my shitty tablet again.
So skilled in so many areas. My wife likes youmatching dress and nail polish.
This lady has impressive electronics repairing skills !!! Subscribed !!!
Yeah. knowledgeable individual with impressive skills. The fabrication of vacuum tubes is amazing to me.
Lovely square dance dress. As long as you're comfortable in it,
enjoy it!
You are a genius. I don't understand much about electronics, but am fascinated by you knowledge and skill. You look very pretty in your frock and makeup. Keep the videos coming.
Keep up the good work Ron!
Trying to find an old TV and a radio. I love all the old stuff and it makes me very happy when I'm around them. Its seems that I pick up on some kind of crazy vibe of the past and like to think of the people listening and watching the moon landing, JFK and world war one and two an all the great Mrs brooks and the six shooter that people enjoyed so much. Love your work can't wait until I get one for myself.
Amazing Video, and the dresses makes it so much better!
Awesome video. I like your trouble shooting process, I like to see it step by step as you do. Only wish I could see the schematic as you talk about it. Thanks a lot
what you do, is, you go back and watch how he trouble shoots this. each time you go back you pick up more on what was wrong with this little 47 tv. first, wrong tube. then tube in the wrong spot, then high precision resistors, but first, he trouble shot the works of resistors. then finding the peaking coil bad by tracking it down. all this took great knowledge, and no marker sweep generator, and other devices used in that industry, I doubt he has ever owned a wobbulator.
That was a most satisfying watch. I love watching your restorations. Thank you.
Ohhh man this is going to be a good one! :)
Really truly glad to see you making videos again. I was a little afraid the trolls may have gotten to you... This really is one of the best channels on repairing this old tube equipment, and I for one am very glad people like you and Shango066 and Uncle Doug are making these videos for the future. Thanks!
+Sean Hornibrook bandersentv is superb as well.............. whats with the dress, i dont want to offend but is it costume?
AtheosPhyve i do not want to offend, i watch one guy who has a dummy as part of his radio repair, buzz, and i wanted to know if he does it for comedy or preferance. Either way is no bother to me, just so i do not offend anyone.... I hate trolls, i just hate offending.
+JRushPixel That's understandable. But no, this is part of his regular show, maybe even overall style. At first, I thought he just didn't want to ruin his own clothes, but then I caught on. It definitely gives the show character.
AtheosPhyve certainly does, i used to watch him making tubes, mad skillz.... lost skillz unfortunately...
+AtheosPhyve I'm also getting the feeling that the design of the dresses is inspired by the age of the equipment hes repairing.
This person's wealth of knowledge is utterly amazing.
This was very informative and entertaining, Started watching and then watched the whole thing, time just flew by. Thank you for making! :)
thanks for sharing your knowledge I always learn something new from your restorations stay happy and healthy for the good of all of us your friends and fans
TV set from 1949: "First, check the capacitors...99% of the time they go bad". TV set from 2010: "First, check the capacitors...99% of the time they go bad". The common failures haven't really changed in the past 66 years... I like your outfit btw!
+Chip Guy Vids gotta love cheap electrolytics lol
+Chip Guy Vids The more things change, the more they remain the same.
Well, capacitors are sort of short term batteries and batteries go bad.
Today it is because they are cheaply made from China, back then it's just because they're old and dried out
True true. I had a tv from 2008 it had any caps that went bad.
We don't have that tv anymore
Super cool. Piece of history.
Those high voltage caps are always leaky when I do these sets.
Doing an Admiral and a Truetone tv now.
You made this repair look so easy. I wouldn't have the patience to change capacitors one by one. Please keep posting more videos.
I like your style, um gonna share this on my RCA project for TV fans, good job. Don
Thanks a lot for sharing the process of restoration with us. All the best to you Ron, take care. Colin
I love the red nails. My favorite part about now being a girl now is matching your nails/toes to your eye make up clothes and hair bands all the same color, but different for each day of the week. Sure it takes time but its fun and worth it. I like pink and purple at the moment. Pink /purple lip glass then I make everything else match with the same shade including heels.
I think one of glasslinger's videos ends with a gradient of my favorite color combination, yellow, pink and purple, toned down with something gray. I'm not a TV but wearing those colors makes me feel like another TV star.
Good videos! I still have my RCA tube manual. I wish I had all the radios and TV sets I took apart when I was a kid.
You have become my personal hero.
+Raul Atreides
Gee! I've never been a hero before! :)
+glasslinger get used to it. Awesome skills+awesome looks. You rule!
Seriouslly, I don't know if I can think of anyone on youtube, (or in real life for that matter) that has such a variety of knowledge about so maney topics.
(You are certainlly up there with Ben Karshaw and Jeri Elsworth and those.)
Particularlly those electronics that have become so specialized now.
Your homemade glassworking lathe forexample.
Super.
I see worm sign on Arrakis.
Shai Hulud be praised
This is one of my particular favourite videos of all time, you are wonderful.
Dude, you rock!!!!
You do a great job keep doing what you want glad to see you in videos
Weird as fuck but you know your stuff.
Don't be such a knob.
Stan, Smith I am not being a "knob".
He's got a sense of humor. Dressing in drag (cross dressing) is a common humor theme throughout the history of cinema. From old movies like Some Like It Hot, and even newer movies like Mrs. Doubtfire or Big Momma's House. It's also a theme used in more serious contexts in film, but it's obviously being used for comedic effect here.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross-dressing_in_film_and_television
strangersound I don't think this is for Comedy's sake.... but hey who cares anyway!!!
+Bill Rowse What compels you to comment on his appearance and motivations thereof? But I'm glad you added the "who cares" part.
He is a genius in all aspects. I love when he fabricantes tubes, simply outstanding! I'll be gladly to be a student of such a teacher.
We are loving your videos! We heard your background is in electronic engineering, but where did you learn your glassblowing skills? Awesome stuff. Thanks for sharing!
All of the skills were learned in my home lab by hard work!
Great Glassliger, do more videos, I love to see, you know so much !!!!
You must have good eyes because I would have had to use my magnifier to fix that wire break. Good advice on the alignment and leaving that alone. That takes a marker generator and a lot of work. I like how you antiqued that brass plate. Nice video. Great job. Nice outfit. I don't know how you managed to keep it from getting it dirty. Gary
Excellent work, very creative personality, keep on sharing your repairs, thanks for all advises.
Most interesting video...Thanks!!
Your troubleshooting skills are amazing. Great job.
Just found your channel and love watching. Dont give a shit what you wear (Although that red dress gave me Red Dwarf flashbacks - kept expecting Mr Flibble to make an appearance hehehe ) . I really love your vids on valve stuff. Keep up the good work.
At first I thought this guy lost a bet but after two minutes I realized that this is no joke, he’s having fun.
Hahaha I like it.
Beautiful dress ;)
It would look even better on an actual woman
@@zognaldblormpf5127 Now i got clarity on something i was looking for.
Glass linger you are good at restoring vintage shortwave receivers and alignment of vintage shortwave and tvs my friend 🎉🎉🎉
That Dress is not the best choice for spray painting and woodworking, it's like wearing an evening gown to go rock climbing
What kind of dress do you recommend?
@@twobrokeguyz1214 Square dance dress.
Would love to have you restore my 1950 era Hoffman T.V. Any suggestions?
Honestly, I don't know which I admire more, their electronic skills or their ability to do all this without messing up the dress.
@@twobrokeguyz1214 LoL
Really enjoyed watching this restoration, brilliant job
Did I just sit and watch an hour and a half video?.. yes I did.
Man, I hate when power resistors kick the can. Series string radios for 220 V usually have a huge exposed winding resistor on a cylindrical core that is pretty much always dead. Last time I fixed one, replaced a whole winding with a nicrom coil I pulled from a hair dryer. Had about the right impedance.
I love your videos so much I really love to watch you you're very sweet and kind God bless you and very intelligent
Who cares how you're dressed? Loved the video! Nicely and thoroughly explained!
I care.
Fantastic Job!!!! I am not an electronic buff but this blew me away!!!!! Entertaining to watch a pro who knows how something works.
Nice job Ron do you have any more glassware planned?
+Frank Hyland (FlatBrokeFrank)
Coming up is making another mercury vapor rectifier tube. The weather here is now good for glasswork. Too hot in summer.
Yes I never thought of that, I have brazed up a few steam model boilers but I guess we don't have the extreme's of weather in the UK thanks for answering I love mercury arcs they are akin to strange magic :-) a bit like RF work.
We watch your videos in Belgium with a packet of mayonnaise fries. Please don't stop. Diego.
It's a treat, fries and videos.
WTF am I watching??? Glasslinger, I respect your video! Thanks for posting this!
This is a true epic of television repair. Very enjoyable.
Clinger have you got a new hair style.
The Martha Stewart of television repair.... fantastic video
Why do I watch a dude in a red dress trying to restore a tv
More amazing work by an even more amazing human being. Honestly, if more lecturers were like you and had the same hands on knowledge and passion for their work, we'd all be much better educated. Thank you for showing us what's possible still.