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Steve restores the power and audio amplification board for the 1930 Brunswick Model 15 floor radio, which involves devising some replica components.

Steve refurbishes the transformer and choke, builds a replacement for the large capacitor block, and installs all three into the chassis. Brunswick Model 15 Service Manual PDF: www.museumofobsoletetechnology.org/resources/brunswick_model_15/Service_Manual.pdf

Steve cleans up and refurbishes a circa 1950 Kellogg 1000 series "redbar" telephone.

Steve answers some questions about the Museum of Obsolete Technology and previews some upcoming projects and exhibits.

Steve de-rusts, polishes up, and re-assembles the "Armored Chassis" of the 1930 Brunswick Model 15 floor radio, and then refurbishes and reinstalls the tuning mechanism.

Steve tells a cautionary tale of what happens if you aren't careful with oil in your workshop.

This time, we take a break from restoring the wooden cabinet for the 1930 Brunswick Model 15 floor radio, so Steve can disassemble the radio chassis. In future videos, we will restore all the parts, one by one, just as we did with the speaker.

In this installment, Steve investigates why his MacBook Pro 13" from 1014, which is the computer he uses to create these videos, has died, and unable to easily repair the problem, elects to transplant its Solid-State Drive into a working 15" MacBook Pro of the same vintage.

In this installment, Steve partially disassembles the wooden cabinet for the 1930 Brunswick Model 15 floor radio, and begins the process of repairing the results of years of neglect.

Steve puts the speaker for the 1930 Brunswick Model 15 radio back together.

Steve disassembles the speaker for the 1930 Brunswick Model 15 floor radio and refurbishes the parts.

In this second video in the 1930 Brunswick Radio series, we restore the speaker cone, making it ready to be used in the restored speaker assembly, which will be detailed in an upcoming video.

Steve refurbishes a classic mid-century modern design electric clock from the late 1960s.

This is a Brunswick Model 15 floor radio from 1930. It's been stored in a damp place, and clearly hasn't been used in many years. before we dare even try plugging it in, we better take it apart and asses what needs to be done to it.

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