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RE: Recapping a Vintage Radio - lreese - 10-27-2015
What are you antenna to do next?
RE: Recapping a Vintage Radio - GoldenVulture - 10-27-2015
Another radio that exists in a solid state.
RE: Recapping a Vintage Radio - LesStrat - 10-27-2015
(10-27-2015, 07:05 PM)GoldenVulture Wrote: Fixed.
I've been recapping for years, It's a capacity I have.
Does it supply the power to transform you?
RE: Recapping a Vintage Radio - lreese - 10-28-2015
(10-27-2015, 09:18 PM)GoldenVulture Wrote: Another radio that exists in a solid state.
Hopefully you and the owner are on the same wavelength.
RE: Recapping a Vintage Radio - GoldenVulture - 10-28-2015
The owner is the same as the valve one.
RE: Recapping a Vintage Radio - lreese - 10-28-2015
Hoping you don't run into any hazardous materials inside that might be band.
RE: Recapping a Vintage Radio - GoldenVulture - 10-28-2015
So do I. I did find a loose screw in a fridge I was looking at the other day, though.
It's not your's , is it ?
RE: Recapping a Vintage Radio - lreese - 10-28-2015
Maybe...
I lost one a while back, but I got a replacement. It was a steel.
RE: Recapping a Vintage Radio - GoldenVulture - 10-29-2015
(10-27-2015, 09:43 PM)LesStrat Wrote: Does it supply the power to transform you?
It's an exciter. It leaves me a little light headed.