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Did anyone count how many times he said…”OK” ?

Feels like back in 1st grade when the teacher was showing how to open a box of Crayola Crayons. You gottabekiddingme

Should of had a cloth underneath to keep it from getting all scratched turning it back and fourth

Glad it helped. ...

I don't think it's as good as the PL original series Enterprise. This one seems a bit lacking in detail. Not enough parts

They should know someone was in it if it's converted.

Nice view of you hand when you were demonstrating the conversion.

Thanks for your video. I was having a problem with the wheels until I realized it had to be released . Haha. Anyways thanks

You've grounded yourself to the radio and the radio is not grounded !

Sow, here is the radio grounded to?

May I ask who or what did you use to transfer these to another, newer viewing method?

Assuming it's like the similar 4 channel UHF unit I had it also has an interesting quirk - if the bulb is blown then the associated channel is skipped even if the channel switch is turned on, because the scan circuit uses the current through the lamps to determine if the channel is enabled.

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Wow, bad memories! I bought one of those when I was in college and worked as an EMT. It was horrible. Terrible spurious signals always hanging it up. Finally replaced it with an E. F. Johnson Duo-Scan, which worked great. Needed low band because our ambulance service was on 37.90 MHz, plus I was (am) in California and our Highway Patrol is down there.......

hello im working on a mobile scanner could you show better what is the power plug. positive and negative because of ac or dc Thanks

Neat little product. Given the size of 8 mm cameras, I would imagine that mounting that on a camera would be seriously awkward. I suspect a tripod option would be the best... or have a friend hold it. I have a spot light from the 50's or so, that came in a tin box like yours. Its so bright that when I turn it on at night, the backyard is lit as if it were day. It is far brighter than any LED light I have. Hot too. Paper burning hot. It also mounts on a tripod and I might make a vid of it some day. Thank you for sharing your unique light.

Hello!

Does it work?

Thank you!

I didn't have or use 8 mm film but I did use super 8. Used a very expensive camera a Bolex S155. It didn't have a lot of self controlled settings. Most adjustments were manual and the lens glass was really sharp. Super 8 film was loaded into plastic cartridges, 50 feet in length ( about 3.5 mins. of shooting time). When complete, the package was sent in to be processed. Two weeks later you got your film back on plastic reels with white leader attached. If you were like me, you would need to splice the reels together to complete the total film story. Sometimes, I would have to put together as many 5 or 6 reels. larger steel reels were needed to hold all of this film. An editor was used and the projector was a Kodak also but the film was threaded automatically. My model also had a zoom lens to adjust the size of the final image. what killed this projector was the main gear that drove the machinery. It stripped out and there wasn't a replacement available. Then came Beta video tape. A whole new story was then started. Another bunch of money spent for this format. The nicest thing about video tape was sound was included.

I don't know if u know this but that radio is worth a lot... As a collector I collect all types of transmitters,I retstore them and collect ..the 13 series Midland internationals are awesome they receive better than most radios out there ... Amazing stability of the receiver and RF output section ..they look amazing and sound amazing make wonderful little ..

Hope it works good for you ...

found one of these for $20 today! hope it works

Good old Double 8... I started making home movies using the same format, although it was already since long outdated at that time. The films were still available at some photo shops. The cost of the material forced you to think about every meter you shot. I also shot quite a few movies using Super 8. Ah good memories...

What A Piece Of Junk ! 😂

Great thanks for this video from Manchester England 👍

Not man Matchbox are otter brands

I really like checking out vintage test gear.

Recently saw one and was tempted, I want to use it in a DJ set up

I have a yellow one with a light on it like a flash light but my radio doesn't turn on I don't know why! I found it at the goodwill for $5.00 I was gonna use it to power a tattoo machine. But I kinda feel in love with it just because I like to shrine things on my wall.

These were great radios I still have mine. I think I got mine in 1975. Nice job.

I had one. It was a Bearcat 101 of the same unit in the. early 1970's. Programmable by flipping the red switches up or down. Loved it and used it nearly every night.

This is the exact one my dad had when i was a kid.

Sucks. The 960 is a decent turntable, too.

On the schematic I found one side of the speaker goes to a transformer (which also has a wire going to the base of a transistor through a resistor) and the other goes into the switch which makes a connection to complete the audio circuit with the wire that goes from that transformer to the switch. Those wires are side by side on the switch. Since you got sound when you pried on the switch I think it’s likely that the problem is in it, and not on the circuit board. Especially since you already tested those components. If it were me I’d jump a wire across from the side of the speaker that goes to the switch to the side of the transformer that goes to the switch. Have you checked the headphone jack?

Jim this tape will self destruct In 10 seconds .

I’m getting mine today

I need to find that stuff. I see yours is Solid State, and the ones I have uses tubes.

I've just recently bought two Newcomb record players.

I stand corrected ....

Growing up in the 70's I remember this player model and the Audiotronic and a few older AM radio equipped vacuum tube models that were common at schools. Kids would play their latest K-Tel label 20 smash hits albums and 7 inch 45's that they had brought to school. I heard Aerosmith, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Kiss, Boston, Led Zeppelin for the first time on record players like these.

This is a 70's unit, Not 90's, Think Newcomb stopped making these in the late 70's/ Early 80"s

Our school had some of these but a newer models.we had these in the 70’s I liked the way they sounded. Ours were basic models of grey in color and were basic models. They had a nice sound to them. A nice warm low end sound. And clear.

RUclips knows what you watch, see a video on one of these some weeks ago and then this pops up just now. A dear do and the video recorder very expensive. First Sony Hi 8 camcorder Dad bought was 1991. That lasted to 2003 when got first digital mini DV tape one. No long wire needed :)

I just got one for Christmas and the lighting kit for it too! I’m going to add a few more lights to it too! Good luck on the build!! 👍🙋‍♂️🖖🏻