Love your old school repair techniques where everyone else seems to imitate you as best they can but you Darrell obviously have decades of experience in repairing these pieces of equipment. Steve from IL
Thanks for the compliment, I doubt there are many that imitate me as I usually only get a few hundred views on a video where other RUclipsrs that do vintage electronic restorations get thousands. Glad you like my approach, I just try to be myself.
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That is a glorified RCA Chassis under the "Teleking" brand, is it not? If not, sure looks similar! Great job on recapping this! That's ALWAYS how I start restoring is to re-cap to prevent any mishaps, lol! They tend to go off like firecrackers sometimes if you don't, lol! Great job, Man!
Great score on the CRT! Nice old set!
Love your old school repair techniques where everyone else seems to imitate you as best they can but you Darrell obviously have decades of experience in repairing these pieces of equipment. Steve from IL
Thanks for the compliment, I doubt there are many that imitate me as I usually only get a few hundred views on a video where other RUclipsrs that do vintage electronic restorations get thousands.
Glad you like my approach, I just try to be myself.
I really enjoyed the video of your work on this very nice receiver. This is a completely unfamiliar brand to me. It's so simple inside!
Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it.
If your not a subscriber hope you consider subscribing to our channel, there lots of vintage TV restore videos to watch along with other videos of our adventures here at Creekview acres
Great video you make easy. You must have many years experiene.
Retired from TV & Electronic Repair in 2013 after 40 years.
That is a glorified RCA Chassis under the "Teleking" brand, is it not? If not, sure looks similar! Great job on recapping this! That's ALWAYS how I start restoring is to re-cap to prevent any mishaps, lol! They tend to go off like firecrackers sometimes if you don't, lol! Great job, Man!