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RE: Recapping a Vintage Radio - lreese - 10-27-2015
Well done!
Its not current, but I like it!
RE: Recapping a Vintage Radio - GoldenVulture - 10-27-2015
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There was this kit of attatchments for it too.
RE: Recapping a Vintage Radio - GoldenVulture - 10-27-2015
(10-27-2015, 07:56 AM)lreese Wrote: Well done!
Its not current, but I like it!
Yes but it's nice to alternate between the modern and the vintage.
RE: Recapping a Vintage Radio - lreese - 10-27-2015
Yeah -
Everyone has to have their outlet.
RE: Recapping a Vintage Radio - GoldenVulture - 10-27-2015
Socket to me baby !
RE: Recapping a Vintage Radio - Dr. Vegetable - 10-27-2015
Wire you still doing this...?
RE: Recapping a Vintage Radio - GoldenVulture - 10-27-2015
It keeps me connected with reality
RE: Recapping a Vintage Radio - LesStrat - 10-27-2015
So to recap, you've been recapping for a couple of months. Now it's recapped and it turns you on.
RE: Recapping a Vintage Radio - lreese - 10-27-2015
Hopefully it won't be long before you solder on to the next project...
RE: Recapping a Vintage Radio - GoldenVulture - 10-27-2015
(10-27-2015, 12:21 PM)LesStrat Wrote: So to recap, you've been recapping for a couple of months. Now it's recapped and it turns on.
Fixed.
I've been recapping for years, It's a capacity I have.