this was really interesting. this was like a breakthrough back then. i did hope that you somehow had the equivalent speaker that would of came with that radio back then and seen how it moved to play sound and the difference in the technology back then vs now.

john little "huh" 2:17 it's so cute 😅

22:04 🫠🫠🫠😍

Omg is demoltion tower😮

Col electric tower😮

Paul was the smart one John was a complainer who would complain about his bowel movement all day if there was nothing else to complain about and george is freaking tara Browne a fake person

A pity, I received a QSL card from Radio Australia in the 1970's.

The poor lady never got a word in

Forget the 807, use 1625's. Same tube but has a 12.6v heater and a 7 pin base. There are probably 10x more 1625's in the world than 807's as they were used in many different WW2 radios, and the government orders spares up the wazoo. I remember them being sold surplus at 25 cents a piece. I recall a linear amp using two of these in a passive grid circuit. Ran with 1000v on the plates and 400v on the screens, produced about 150w PEP class AB1.

Clive ❤

RIP legend... Was 2BL the ABC?

R.I.P. Clive 78yrs

Vale Clive…….they don’t make first rate cynics like Clive anymore.

It was 1980s the met if it was 1990s it would be bayside or hillside transit

Good days decent customer service and clear advice at every station, i loved being a gumby back then at auburn, simple paper tickets not the 5+ billion we have paid on myki and its new replacment, make it free

So many of these have gone in 5 years. In London I can get BBC 198, Algeria and Poland. And a beacon!

... 'cos we always wear overcoats when we're swimming ... LOVE IT

anyone know anyone that talks like this anymore?

Paul is so cute❤

Jimmy Nichol, the best Beatle of all

Id love to have it !

I remember one person had an Edison Diamond Disc player... and it sounded darn good compared to what I was expecting.

I'm a scouser & have no idea who that drummer is.

Why buy it if you don't value it.

Miss listing to SW. BBC Aus Art Bell. Hearts of space. Taipei Taiwan, still have a friend from there to this day. Ty FL Crew

Ahh the good old Hitachi trains. How could you ever forget the smell of those screeching brakes and in the summer they were hot as hell with no A/C only open windows for air. Great memories!

A self aclaimed lawer who has no idea of the law.

Absolutely heart breaking! I remember those days as a physician in rural India, Waltzing Matilda was always there with a swag full of news, sports and music! The loss is a pure tragedy.

So good 👍👍

Interview Adelaida, 12 th and 13 th june 1964. The Beatles plays in Centennial Hall.

Why not use solar panels instead of saving on powerbills?

Paul seems so nervous here?

Yes. Thats not Ringo

Glorious days. All you needed to do was to get in a tram and for the conductor and buy a ticket. Truely peaceful days.

Iconic cocubura laughing/singing

My goodness that's a keeper for sure. Amazing it still works.

You know what happens when these ‘broadcasters’ use the excuse it’s too old-fashioned? Us enthusiasts start our own stations! Here in Finland Longwave will start again after 31 years…….Arctic 252 begins where others have ended. Radio will never die, there are those who do anything to save it.

Wow !! Amazing results for 100 watts in AM modulation, congratulations for your station

as a younger one playing with tubes, thanks for the info and videos

Having a go at us? 😁 An enjoyable read: John F. Schork's novel "A Light in the Jungle". It's on Amazon and excellent action about coastal watchers in WWII Borneo jungles.

My Paulie is so cute❤❤❤

Saving video are fun good work 👏

At least we still have rRadio New Zealand

Dammnn.. the Pacific islanders back then will miss this, the Matilda instrumental and kookaburra😢😢🙏🙏

Is anyone else noticing how Jimmy almost sat in Paul's lap for some reason? :)

Remember watching MTN9. The day that aggregation happened was the day regional tv died. Doubt we will ever see country stations ever come back. Such a waste. Thanks for showing us through the studios, before they were burned down.

Usual inept government penny pinching.

I found this sad and disturbing. It's traumatic to watch your family home gutted; even worse if you have to endure a tirade like this. A trite observation maybe, but this sort of interaction in Melbourne used to be rare. Such anger seems to be a symptom of bigger problems that have emerged in the last few decades with the loss of civility and a sense of community. The comment about money kind of said it all. Vale Caulfield.

One thing struck me.. when asked next big thing to come john said the stones paul had this looknlike stones who

seems the resonance from the tube is the issue not the driver