Heathkit Visual-Aural Signal Tracer T-3, Found Hidden Repair Message Inside Dated 1960!

Model: Visual-Aural Signal Tracer T-3 - Heathkit Brand, Heath Co. 1954-1965
A very versatile new tool for repairing AM - FM and TV circuits.
A Radio Frequency input which, when used with a special Probe supplied, has the sensitivity that allows it to detect the radio signal on the receiver antenna. It can be used as a high gain amplifier for tuner, pick-up and microphone tests.

[@gerardedgar5961]

My friend either I'm older that background music is too loud to hear your voice well. Continue watching this video

[@thevintageaudiolife]

Thanks for the input, yeah I think I really screwed up this video, badly! I’m going to repost.

[@ohger1]

A repair note is not a "hidden repair message". I have a pre Civil War era melodeon (reed organ) and a repairer left a "good luck and God bless" message inside in 1878. That's a message.

[@thevintageaudiolife]

Very nice!

[@DrQuadrivium]

This would be much better without the music.

[@thevintageaudiolife]

You are completely spot on, a lot of folks are telling me the same thing, remove the music. I really appreciate everyones input, your comments are a huge help as i continue to build better content. Please be on the look out for my next video, putting things together on how perform a RF alignment (no music this time, promise!)

[@DrQuadrivium]

@@thevintageaudiolife 😀👍

[@neilhoganwa]

Cut the music. Makes it hard to hear your voice.

[@thevintageaudiolife]

Will do, no more music on any of my videos, this one video was just an error.