Yes, that was very informative. Thanks. I found a 1925 FADA 192A in a demolition dumpster last New Year's Eve. Have you ever worked on this model? If so, what are your thoughts?
I actually have a Fada 175A in my restoration queue. They look almost identical on the outside, but there is a bit of difference internally. So short answer is no, I haven't worked on one. I really like the FADA radios. I just don't like how big they are!
@@antiqueradioarcheology-wil8878 Also, after looking at the interior of the 175A, it appears to have a section in the back for batteries. My 192A doesn't have interior space for batteries, if I'm not mistaken. So, the 175A cabinet must be slightly deeper.
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Yes, that was very informative. Thanks. I found a 1925 FADA 192A in a demolition dumpster last New Year's Eve. Have you ever worked on this model? If so, what are your thoughts?
I actually have a Fada 175A in my restoration queue. They look almost identical on the outside, but there is a bit of difference internally. So short answer is no, I haven't worked on one. I really like the FADA radios. I just don't like how big they are!
@@antiqueradioarcheology-wil8878 I'll be looking forward to your work on the 175A. Where are you located? I'm in Manhattan.
@@michaelscottcutler3627 Atlanta Area
@@antiqueradioarcheology-wil8878 Also, after looking at the interior of the 175A, it appears to have a section in the back for batteries. My 192A doesn't have interior space for batteries, if I'm not mistaken. So, the 175A cabinet must be slightly deeper.