Sad that your website is taken down :(

For more tubes you need to see Photonicinduction youtube pages, he has a giant Mercury Arc Rectifier actually running, quite a sight.

You do nice work

That’s a pretty lil radio😍😎

After sandblasting you now don’t know where the Tubes go! 😎

Nice work

If allen wrench dont work, can we use jack hammer? :)

They were thinking, back in the day :) a door

G,day from Sydney Australia. Old 1960s set. A lot of tubes such as the 12AU7 capacitors, corrosion in the pots. The thermal camera was a help and no J hook soldering of replacement parts. Thankyou 🌏🇦🇺

as always, excellent vídeo.

You are Amazing!👍😎💐

reverse engineering and machining that cam are next level impressive to me. I have learned a tremendous amount watching this channel. great content

Hi very interesting videos what’s Kittys name 😎

THINK YOU from MOROCCO I Want to send me Radio

EXCELLENT

I love all of your video,s.Keep on making more.

I wondered about that

I'm happy with what you did instead of galena stone, you just put IN34 under the casing why bother yourself

Woman repairs old radios....

Love watching you so confident n knowledgeable you make repair look soooooo easy 👍😎

What an amazing collection! This is a museum. I worked with electronics all my life and found the artistic beauty of the components as art work.

its so ammusing to see you busy on this things , it feels like time has no effect on you

Dear Glass Linger, Why the coil in crystal sets mostly wound on a large diameter former please ?

That is just beautiful. I have made a few but so far my favourite is the " Mystery Crystal set " from around 1932

Glasslinger il genio e il mago delle Radio a Valvole !!

Great video.Thats quite a bench you have there.years of knowledge. Impressive. 👆

Hi Ron, Another beautiful result. That transformer really looked like a pain in the arse but I'm amazed that you can buy replacement windings for them. I love there old TRF radios. They really do go back to the beginnings of radio & I wonder how many people realize the impact radio had on society back then. Anyway, thanks for another great video. Cheers

This series was awesome! Thanks for putting it together.

I too wish you would share your homemade tube tester design. I’m particularly interested in how you make a calibrated gm reading meter. Assuming gm is conductance in Siemens, how does one measure the ratio of change output current to change in input voltage? Via inverse ohm meter?

I have just started looking at my 1930s set and found the B4 base on one of the tubes is loose. What would you recommend to re-attach it? I have heard that hard glue like epoxy can crack the glass.

Ottimo lavoro, Ron!!😉😉😉

We have a tendency to bypass our common sense, :)

Awesome

Lo quemó 😂😂😂😂

beautiful work. Thank you

ФЭУ-2 is the photo multiplier for cinema projectors audio pickup.

That was good to see Ron, cheers.

personally i had the choice to replace all electrical wiring because in a few years the insulation will crumble away

32:00 The minimum wage of $0.25 an hour wasn't created until the 1930s

29:50 "Why do they have these screws in here so tight"? Because this set was never meant to be repaired at all not this way simply replace the tubes and nothing else

Muchísimas Gracias 👍🏻 Saludos cordiales desde Argentina 🇦🇷

Hello Ron from Edinburgh Scotland love your channel I`ve been a member your channel for years i think your great

60,000 volts at 60 hertz . That is scary . What you are saying makes perfect sense . Two conductors separated by air --- you have a capacitor , and capacitive reactance is inversely proportional to frequency . Also , as you say when the air or whatever gas is ionized the gas becomes way more conductive and you can pull the wires apart and increase the length of the arc .

I was sure for a while that the internet would make people more knowledgeable. But then complete BS gets views, and it gets turned into fact. Now AI is generating so much BS for views. Yep, we are all doomed.

Don't s'pose you could hang a piece of paper in the arc path, to show some of these young university kids the current really flows could ya' . A couple years back, a few people were saying that the electrons just jiggled in their orbits, and bounced adjacent electrons next to them, setting up a chain. I told them to hang a piece of paper between the electrodes for a second, and count the holes in the paper ... they do more than jiggle🤪

Yikes! I’ll stick with my 12v DC circuits. ❤

I have a couple of oil furnace ignition transformers that can keep a "Jacobs ladder" dancing. Caution & Safety is emphasized. 👍

Good to see you are still around 😊

Well bout fricken time, you tell em. Anyone learn? Nah, no one learns jack ay.

I live the old navy radios from early thirties to 60s working on Collins r 390 andscott today thanks I have some very old radios and tvsets