"The Fine Things Are Always Made by Hand". The history of E.H. Scott, presented by Kent King

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  • Опубликовано: 29 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 8

  • @Radiowild
    @Radiowild Месяц назад +4

    An amazing man. Thanks for sharing.

  • @migsvensurfing6310
    @migsvensurfing6310 Месяц назад +3

    Interresting. I have never heard about him before. Thanks for the upload.

    • @TrapperAaron
      @TrapperAaron Месяц назад

      These car "testing" devices seem to be gimics. The most they seem to be able to tell you is if a plug is getting spark and maybe the vacuum on the intake as a carb indicator. Pretty useless gauges to have especially in ground based vehicles. The only real value in the rig is the keyed ignition.

  • @tomharris1457
    @tomharris1457 Месяц назад +1

    AS a Scott owner, I knew some of this, but you added a lot.Great presentation

  • @raymondmartin6737
    @raymondmartin6737 Месяц назад +2

    I remember Scott receivers over 50 years ago, being 80, a licensed amateur
    radio operator for over 62 years, since 17 years old, first listening to MW, then
    SW and finally amateur radio since then. WV2ZPD, WA2ZPD, WB7EGN, WB1BTO, W2CH, and V25CH in Antigua. 😅

    • @WOFFY-qc9te
      @WOFFY-qc9te Месяц назад

      I have not heard of Scott Radios, fascinating video and researched with passion, most enjoyable. Raymond there is nothing like the glow of valves (tubes) in the early hours and the smell of dust whilst listening to some far off station.
      73's to a fellow Amateur DE G8WOF UK

  • @njarc
    @njarc 14 дней назад

    11/15/24 I had the good fortune to own a working "Scott Special" in 2011-12
    Richard Lee Pres. NJARC

  • @raymondmartin6737
    @raymondmartin6737 Месяц назад

    We saw the Air Force 1 President Reagan had used, at the Reagan
    museum near Los Angeles, CA,
    twice there about 2015-16. 😅.