Com 2 VU's e Rec level pots, ficava perfeito!

I think you mean Kriesler. The youtube text says Chrysler. Also, the bottom of that cabinet must be 2cm thick with dust which you could clean out.

Why did it knock so loudly?

I had a TS3 in my boat many years ago. Marvellous motor & very economical in diesel. Only issue was the starter was low down & the boat leaked in its mooring so I had to pump out the bilge before starting the motor otherwise the starter got wet & was expensive to have repaired. Memories! 👌😳

When I was a little boy in the 60’s I used to ride with my dad in a 4 wheel tipper delivering used hops from the brewing process at courage breweries near the torpoint ferry in Plymouth, it was used as animal feed and we went to farms all over Devon and Cornwall, the truck sounded lovely and had a 2 speed rear axle. Great memories.

Hola buen día. Soy de chile, tengo el mismo tocadiscos, lo estoy reparando. Me podrías dar tips para poder continuar con la reparación , no se , si existe algún manual o alguna página donde enseñen a utilizar y poder reparar estos aparatos, te agradecería cualquier información . Muy buen día y saludos .

Try leaving a modern hdi for many decades and see if it starts as good as the older diesels. 😂

My dad's 6 legger was called Growler.

Ohhhhh the two stroke is without doubt one of the best sounding engines on the planet!!!! The howl and then the scream ....I've got goosebumps 😂

I have the same model & i need the reels drive band, any ideas?

For me, 80 years on the sound of a Commer TS3 Diesel 2 stroke is one unforgettable memory

Sounds sweet

How did you take the front off? (I’m restoring one myself and need to replace the motor) any help would be great ! Thank you

Very useful! I have just repaired my Nikko Mr Giant although with a different issue

The 'stereo direction finder' knob is completely new to me, and I've seen various AT6's. Presumably it's a balance control built directly into the turntable.

Beautiful radio. Thanks for sharing!

Is your pioneer the sa 650 I have when it's a good amplifier

Oui il s'agit des premier team racer ..... Ce modèle est vraiment magnifique gardez le précieusement......!!!!!🙏👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Been so long ago, don’t even know where it is

does this have an aux line?

Hello, I have just been given exactly like yours. It seems a bit slow and I wonder how I can fix it please

The control lines are attached to the elevator, not the rudder.

My Friend,-you have some "Control-Line"-History there,-could be a "Team-Racer"-or "Stunt-model"-either way="A-piece of Art"-!!--Hang on to it !!

The wires control the elevator not the rudder. FYI

I remember Greenwich Council had these as dustcarts years ago could hear them coming a mile off..

Fairly modern PAW, the inlet used to be vertical and cast as part of the crankcase. Nice model.

La sonorité est magnifique

hermoso avion, es para vuelo circular, abrazos desde cordoba,,parece un avion caudron rafale..

Fond memories of working on these as an apprentice in the early 70's. We used the blowers off these for our dag bikes and cars. Superb engines.😮

It would be cool if you added a tweeter with built-in black metallic or plastic grill on each speaker box above the rectangular space opening seen when you applied the cloth speaker grill (seen starting from 9:14). Applying a tweeter on the center or on the corner, opposite side of the speakers brand name logo. Of course you had to drill a hole with a crown drill bit cutter the size of the tweeters. It will slightly improve the highs as those speakers are intended for being 'full range', despite them having a separate mini cone on the center coil. I by the way have an obsession with these type of stereos since i was a kid, especially when they have a Gerrard or BSR changer on them. I've seen these early '80's compact 3-in-one stereos with the turntable embedded in the system chassis but they are not changers, they're the standard short spindle ones, simpler like the Crosley's and are not BSR's. In this case this Sony has a BSR changer and it reminded me of those wooden floor stereo consoles and this model was to intentially prevent the transparent dust cover having double the height to save space as these changers have a tall spindle.

I will be re-purposing the filter switch on the front panel to utilize your discovery. Thank you sir from Dave in Ontario Canada 🇨🇦

The Chicken excrement causes alot of corrosion issues. Hense the RUST....

I live in *Tyabb* where truck is from.. Small world..

Hey! it's Mr Rose!. I see you still have a thing for the commers. You still got any 6.3's? . In recent years I was working in a resto shop where one of the Jobs was a 1914 Vulcan car. Vulcan the car and truck makers were very successful and made a fortune selling trucks to the military during WW1 .Another company bought them out and that was Tillings Stevens, the TS in TS3. Opposed piston engines were a common thing, the Americans have Fairbanks Morse diesels in naval applications and the poms also had the Napier Deltic,an overly complicated device but which had the most amazing sound under load. The German Luftwaffe even had opposed diesel air craft engines in some of their bombers.

Wow! What part of Australia are you?

Wow,a great sound from my childhood 😊

Thanks for showing the inner workings of this machine. It's the exact same model I have - bought in 1970, together with the original Toshiba demonstration tape, from a Melbourne city retailer. I haven't operated the machine in at least 20 years (it's stored under the stairs) and until now I've never seen the insides of it. So, thanks for showing. Before I stopped using it, it developed a very 'scratchy' volume control and a laboriously slow fast-forward, but otherwise was ok.

The idling noise does not do it justice, hearing this engine at full noise is something to behold, also watching them de-coking under load The Alfred Hitchcock movie “FRENZY” has a scene with a Commer knocker truck. The movie is worth watching, but here is the scene kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGirnIeklNmWe68si=nEYsl-WwN2GWT4FL

Hi, did you connect the sonotone cartridge directly to the turntable? Or did you use the impedance matching circuits provided bu thw sonotone brand in 1960. Thank you.

My dad ran a body shop from the mid 60's to the mid 70's. He had a contract with Wall's Frozen Foods to do accident and corrosion repairs on their fleet of Walkthroughs. I remember playing in them as a kid, Dad was happy with that because he knew where I was and what I was getting up to! Consequently I've always had a soft spot for these big daft lumps. Such a shame there are so few left.

Me interesa ,cual es el precio y modelo .!!!!!

Just re-visiting again. I think I prefer these Sony R2Rs to the AKAIs of this time, just my opinion. I've seen several over the months for sale here in the UK, but of course I am tempted, but I've enough electronic stuff! ;o)

Very interesting . What type of tapes does it play ?

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Hi, what is cartridge? What is traking force, stylus pressure? Thank you.

Is this the engine that has opposing pistons?

What a crusty beater.

Je vindt er een aantal 😂

i remember fitting a new starter to mine in the late 60`s / early 70`s. Tried to start it, nothing. Checked the fuel lines and they had air in them. That`s weird, but I bled the system and tried again with the same result. I tried it 3 more times with the same result! Then I happened to look down the next time and the fan was going round the wrong way1 They had sent us a left handed starter.

And you scored a good BSR turntable, which are ease to work on.