Hola excelente video ,una pregunta cuanto tiempo dura 1 litro de aceite ?aproximadamente

That is incredible !! what a talent

Wish I had known about your lovely collection when i was living in the area!

Does this have a quill look for sanding drum use?

Feeling psychologically comfortable

I also made my dad's radio to fm it is treasure trove god bless all the loves of valve radios

Vejo esse video desses belissimos radios , e me pergunto se existe algum video deles sendo fabricados.

행복한시간 입니다

Great collection Down Under! Didn't know about it while lived there

Thanks. Just what I'm looking for.

Awesome work dan!

I talked to many ZL stations when I was KA2HLW, I wonder if they remember me. I also had a D.O.D. call and worked many New Zealand government stations back then. Busy time in my life as I was on a tugboat and had many duties then. Nice video de W4FJF !!

يوجد عندي مجموعة كبيرة من الراديو واود ان ابيعها وقطع وصمامات قديمة كان والدي يعمل بها

Cool. Available in Canada?

Fair organs originally played from wooden barrels studded with metal pins and bridges that lifted the keys to play the pipes, later they played from punched cardboard books using a keyframe where spring loaded keys popped up through the slots in the book actuating the valves, paper roll organs were mostly used in the USA and to a lesser extent in Germany, now most new ones use a midi system as shown here.

Beautiful wooden cased wireless sets. A nice sound from large speakers. I have 11. A bit surprised at the end. No valve transmitter and receiver as well as modern stuff? I have a much modified Wireless 19 Set, Racal RA17L which I'm just looking at as it's gone deaf, home built xtal one valve transmitter, TW TopBander. Not all old gear, I have an FT817ND and my home built i.c. and mosfet set at 4 Watts out. G4GHB.

Do you have a Zenith Stratocaster???

Nice design on the oil burner. Mig tips are just about the right size. Will be melting large aluminum castings very crude set up. Just to collect material Thanks!

Sir I like redio plz give me redio

رائع واكثر من رائع؛جمال نخوة وشياكة نادرة! فن إنساني جميل اصيل حقيقي!

साहब अंग्रेजी बोलते है समझ नहीं आता है

I love how he lights up when saying he was "still helpful " ♡

Só que vive a eletrônica percebe sua grandeza, importância e valor profissional.

I sure hope you are insured up to the hilt ! And may in sometime in the future, think about leaving your radios to a museum, I hate to see them parceled off and sold bit by bit. what a wonderful collection. All that wood, oh my goodness!

nice

That seems an appropriate way to keep the kids out of the sweets bin. Love it!

Brilliant collection, thanks.

Awesome. Would love to hear them play.

For my curiosity, why do some people say vacuum tube radios sound better than transistor units?

Wow didn't even know this existed and I live in Hawera might have to check this out next time I pass throught

I just brought the nova viking I could not get it going.my sisters friend found what was wrong drill press needed resetting.now iam happy it's very quiet very nicely made to.

was that solar panel inverter interference over the radio at the end of the vid?

As in the opening sequence, we find a lot of blacksmiths prefer a round forge and an offset burner. This causes the fire to swirl into the chamber which greatly improves the fuel air efficiency, and makes the forge easier to feed. It is tempting to use the bricks, and they do work, but so do ceramic wools, coated with satanite. And there are new materials all the time. Of course it may not suit all uses, for instance plate shaped horseshoes. A round forge is great for tool making, knives and swords.

sorry i. a bit late to the party , is this also good for a homeuse allround making (wood ,metal plastic ....)

This is a extremely good showing of oiler forge systems

Sir, I liked your video because you gave many relevant information about everything, 12:17 min of well spend time, thanks

Hi, Mr Wonderful collection good luck for you in the new year 2022. Please do you accept comments or questions,

So talented.

Olá Bom dia. Vídeo esplêndido com belos modelos de receptores.😊👍

thank you so much veterans

Thanks. Great vid

May I Also ask, if one was on a remote NZ lighthouse station in 1930; with no land based power, was any kind of AM reciver used by station families to stay abreast of events on the mainland?

May I ask, when did reliable radios become available in NZ (assuming that there were AM stions to be heard).

Wouw...amazing

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Great Video , thanks !!

Hello from 4L1DW

I’ve done restorations, but nothing as beautiful as these models.

What is the height of your benchtop?

Any selling radio once send your number sir