Glad you like it. I've been trying to do one "creative" video a year. Something that stretches my ability. This one may have been, "A Bridge to Far!" 🤣
Before you purchase, compare with the RF75A. They both have different features but have to say, if you want one that's more useful in an emergency, this is it. I too heard "a crummy commercial" in my head as I was putting this one together. 😂
@@retroCombs Emergency use was my thinking. I have another radio with a crank-handle in the cabinet for use during hurricane power outages... and this looks like an upgrade to that. Also, never hurts to have a spare.
@3vi1J I agree. We have radios all around the house. This one is a nice supplement. We had a 4 hour power outage last week and these little radios were great.
That seems like a great radio. It's just a pity it doesn't accept common, removable batteries, too, and it's a pity we don't have NOA channels in Australia.
I actually tried to pull this one apart for the video, but it proved a bit too tricky so decided against it. Might try again later but yes, this is not an easily replaced battery.
It has its issues. I'm considering a follow-up that describes some things I'd like to see. Not in this style mind you. This short 8-minutes took FOREVER but I had a blast, and learned a lot, working with AI on the commercial images.
![Seungmin "그렇게, 천천히, 우리(As we are)" | [Stray Kids : SKZ-PLAYER]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/kAzmhLHePqU/mqdefault.jpg)
HOOKED SINCE THE BEGINNING OF THE VIDEO! DA
Glad you liked it. A bit different than my regular vidoes.
Nicely done, taking retro reviews to the next level ;-)
Glad you like it. I've been trying to do one "creative" video a year. Something that stretches my ability. This one may have been, "A Bridge to Far!" 🤣
GREAT VIDEO AND GOD BLESS You.
Ya liked it so much, you commented three times! Love it.
@@retroCombs I did.
I wanted to make a Christmas Story "A crummy commercial?!?" joke... but I ended up liking it so much I've thrown one in my Amazon cart. :) Thanks!
Before you purchase, compare with the RF75A. They both have different features but have to say, if you want one that's more useful in an emergency, this is it. I too heard "a crummy commercial" in my head as I was putting this one together. 😂
@@retroCombs Emergency use was my thinking. I have another radio with a crank-handle in the cabinet for use during hurricane power outages... and this looks like an upgrade to that. Also, never hurts to have a spare.
@3vi1J I agree. We have radios all around the house. This one is a nice supplement. We had a 4 hour power outage last week and these little radios were great.
MORE LIFE TO You
Here's hoping!!!
That seems like a great radio. It's just a pity it doesn't accept common, removable batteries, too, and it's a pity we don't have NOA channels in Australia.
I actually tried to pull this one apart for the video, but it proved a bit too tricky so decided against it. Might try again later but yes, this is not an easily replaced battery.
How hard was it to keep up that old style speech pattern?
Twern't easy! Luckily I was able to do it all in one sitting. If I stopped and came back to it, I'm sure it would have sounded different.
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@@retroCombs Pretty fun stuff and that seems like a neat little radio to have around.
Pretty handy.
It has its issues. I'm considering a follow-up that describes some things I'd like to see. Not in this style mind you. This short 8-minutes took FOREVER but I had a blast, and learned a lot, working with AI on the commercial images.