It's a classic to pick up, wipe, dust, gently turn on antique electrical appliances such as tube radios, tube amps, see if it still works or not. .I believe that many people Probably love it like me.
I’m SUCH a fan for old radios 📻. Quality went into radios 📻 many years ago. Try to shop for one ☝️ of these at Walmart (you can’t). Tube type radios 📻 were one ☝️ of the best. Turn the ON/OFF volume control knob 🎛️ to “ON”, and the radio 📻 will come to life ( maybe 🤔 half a minute). Your friend, Jeff.
@@jeffreyhickman3871 Absolutely!!!! Except for the very high end, most audio gear today is not even feasible to repair and are pretty much disposable after warranty. 😃🤚
Hello teammate! It’s D-Oxid It’s a popular contact contact cleaner that contains a small amount of lubricant. I put it in a dropper for a controlled application. Specially, indoors for just one pod . If I am working on a unit with a few pods. I take it outside to the terrace and use the can with its straw. The stuff is very toxic so I keep it away from my lungs and skin, which is a sponge that absorbs everything and we don’t realize. I do the same thing with WD-40 lubricant .
@@manFromPeterborough Hello teammate! thank you thank you thank you so much for watching my video. I hear W-40 works great from several people. I always have D-Oxid so use it and it works very well as well plus it’s engineered for pots! It contains oil as well, so the D-Oxid could also attract dust but then again, I never had a problem with that.
@@Tinybench i would kee[ the knot but a rubber grommet will prevent the metal chassis damaging the cable leading to a short circuit over time, but still liked your work
35z5 has blown filaments all the time due to blown light bulbs. Half of it filament dies if bulb is dead. and if put his in a radio with good bulb, it blows the bulb! very dangerous design for bulbs
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Good looking high standards work from here!
thank you so much!🙂🙏
It's a classic to pick up, wipe, dust, gently turn on antique electrical appliances such as tube radios, tube amps, see if it still works or not. .I believe that many people Probably love it like me.
Thank you very much teammate!
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I really enjoyed watching
Thank you for your time
Please watch newes video PTM-6150 clicking relay. It has 4 hours of work in 10 min. Hope you like it!
Very enjoyable video and I have subscribed.
Thank you, thank you thank you so much!
Well done. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you very much!
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Thank you, thank you, thank you so much! You made my day!!!!🙂🙏
I’m SUCH a fan for old radios 📻. Quality went into radios 📻 many years ago. Try to shop for one ☝️ of these at Walmart (you can’t). Tube type radios 📻 were one ☝️ of the best. Turn the ON/OFF volume control knob 🎛️ to “ON”, and the radio 📻 will come to life ( maybe 🤔 half a minute). Your friend, Jeff.
@@jeffreyhickman3871
Absolutely!!!!
Except for the very high end, most audio gear today is not even feasible to repair and are pretty much disposable after warranty.
😃🤚
Nice Job !
thank you very much!🙂🙏💥💥💥
Nice job.
Hello Manish!
Thank you, thank you thank you so much!🙂🙏
P.S., I just subbed!! Again, your friend, Jeff.
Hello Jeffrey! Thank you so much! I really appreciate it!🙂🙏
I used PVA wood glue to fix speaker cones
Thank you, thank you, thank you very much!
...it works quite well-(!)
The punchin bass cap can use a biger cap for bass
Always!👏👏👏😂👍
Thank you so much Beryl!
Poison rip d Ox? lol What are you using in place of d Ox? Also which d ox are you replacing? Contact cleaner? Potentiometer cleaner?
Hello teammate! It’s D-Oxid
It’s a popular contact contact cleaner that contains a small amount of lubricant.
I put it in a dropper for a controlled application. Specially, indoors for just one pod . If I am working on a unit with a few pods. I take it outside to the terrace and use the can with its straw.
The stuff is very toxic so I keep it away from my lungs and skin, which is a sponge that absorbs everything and we don’t realize.
I do the same thing with WD-40 lubricant .
@@Tinybench I use WD spray for pots, some other tech's say it attracts dust, I've had no repercussions from using it
@@manFromPeterborough
Hello teammate!
thank you thank you thank you so much for watching my video.
I hear W-40 works great from several people. I always have D-Oxid so use it and it works very well as well plus it’s engineered for pots!
It contains oil as well, so the D-Oxid could also attract dust but then again, I never had a problem with that.
7:14...I'd have installed a grommet where the line cord goes through the metal chassis...
hello Teammate, and thank you for watching!
You are ride a groom it would be much better than knot!
🙂🙏
@@Tinybench i would kee[ the knot but a rubber grommet will prevent the metal chassis damaging the cable leading to a short circuit over time, but still liked your work
35z5 has blown filaments all the time due to blown light bulbs. Half of it filament dies if bulb is dead. and if put his in a radio with good bulb, it blows the bulb! very dangerous design for bulbs
Hello! Thank you thank you thank you so much for watching my video and for your comment and advice!
I really appreciate it !!!😊🙏
You look like James Taylor, can you play guitar.
Hello!!!
Thank you very much for watching my video!
unfortunately, I do not play the guitar!
I have one, but I don’t play it!
😂😂😂
@@Tinybench Ok, your as good as Mr. you know who..........
@@tomsing6384 LOL!!!! Who???