by Henry Moser | Aug 18, 2021 | Restoring radios, Transistor Radios
Really love cleaning radios as much as I like fixing them, sometimes it will take longer to clean them up than to electronically repair them. Here is what I have in the cleaning department- Q-tips- great for appealing cleaner on and getting in those... 
by Henry Moser | Aug 11, 2021 | Restoring radios
Depends, old radios can have many issues but the most common one is a low volume which is fixed by replacing the electrolytic capacitors. Below are some common issues and how to solve them. ***But beware, if you do not know what you’re doing you can make your radio... 
by Henry Moser | Aug 10, 2021 | Transistor Radios
Sometimes I get asked, “what’s on your workbench?” Here it is- Weller WLC100 40 watt soldering Iron, the best tool on my bench. Made in North America with a lifetime guarantee. Most Weller Irons from the 60s are still in use today. Random assortment of old hand... 
by Henry Moser | Aug 10, 2021 | Transistor Radios
I like to rate conditions 1-5, 1 being the best and 5 the worst. 1- Museum condition, New in the box, does not have any signs of use whatsoever. Works very well. Expect collectors to place a premium, if it’s a sought-after model. 2-Great condition, Mild signs of use.... 
by windhill | Jul 31, 2021 | Transistor Radios
Welcome to the blog! Each week I am going to do a post about collecting, restoring, finding, cleaning, and building all different types of radios and related things. I hope these posts will be helpful and informative whether your a beginner in the hobby or you’re a...