1966 National Panasonic T-100D Transistor Radio Restoration

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Country: Japan
Manufacturer Brand: Panasonic, Matsushita, National
Year: 1966 Category: Broadcast Receiver - or past WW2 Tuner
Semiconductors the count is only for transistors 9:
Main principle to an article
Super-Heterodyne Super in general
Wave bands Broadcast plus more than 2 Short Wave bands.
Details
Power type and voltage Dry Batteries 7 x 1,5 Volt
Loudspeaker 2 Loudspeakers
Model: 4-Band 9-Transistor T-100 - Panasonic, Matsushita,
Material Modern plastics No Bakelite or Catalin
Shape Portable set 8 inch also usable without mains
Dimensions WHD 340 x 280 x 120 mm 13.4 x 11 x 4.7 inch
Notes National T-100 All Transistor 4-Band 9-Transistor;
spread and main tuning, tuning meter, bass & treble controls, 5inch woofer and 3.5inch tweeter, dial light, frame antenna, terminals for ext. antenna and earth in, jack terminal for phono/tape in or tape rec. out selectable by switch, earphones jack, World Time Table on rear side, made in Japan.
Note: Known differences between National T-100 & National-Panasonic T-100D are slightly different frequency ranges, different terminals on rear side & an additional battery for dial light for this model.
Net weight 4.5 kg
Info of My Radio Restoration
National Panasonic T-100D, was a 9-transistor world band radio manufactured in 1966 by the National Panasonic Corporation of Japan at their Matsushita Industrial Complex. It was a 4-band battery powered short wave SW receiver for the high-end of the market. It became popular due to its high quality sound produced by a twin speaker system providing separate bass and treble. In 1966, a Class-B push-pull output stage using a matched pair of germanium transistors 2SB324 was a good as it got and many high-end products of that time had it. The good thing about this design is that the Japanese kept improving the components with better output transformers and speakers; consequently, many products of that period had identical output stages and produced very high quality sound.
Konosuke Matsushita founded National Panasonic in 1918. Starting as a one-man repair shop, it quickly became Japan’s number one manufacturer of electrical and electronic products. In the 1963 issue of Fortune magazine Matsushita Electrical ranked 37th
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My grandfather had one of these. I remember as a child, that little light switch on the top fascinated me. This was really emotional for me. Loved what you did. A brilliant restoration of a classic. They don't make 'em like that anymore.

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Amazing patience and perseverance doing this work. Well done.

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[@glenndejong6817]

Mate , you have a great memory to put it back together again , buggered if I could do this . Nice work .

[@karvast5726]

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Glad he didn’t put any unnecessary music 🎵 in this video. Didn’t even need talking. Good video! 👍🏾

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60-year-old electronics still work, and modern breaks down after 3 years!

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Wow, All of this work with very few tools. Amazing !

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[@opshacom1]

I can't believe you restore the tuning cord so easily. you are an expert!

[@ajitjindallucknow]

Great restoration of a classic set of 60's. i loved its sound

[@vagnerluizfernandesfernand5823]

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[@dolbys]

What is left to say? You're an artist, you have my respect, great job, congratulations!!!

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[@retroboomboxstudio]

A brilliant job! I have restored an R-100 recently and but never attempted anything like this. Fascinating!

[@Sharpfxscalper77]

😲

[@user-vt9gj1rf3v]

Wonderful!

[@mauzim]

Wonderful restoration. Congrats.

[@Georges-MILLION]

Magnifique travail ! Beautiful work !!!!!

[@mmme9671]

Amazing work! A beauty!

[@diegoantunez505]

Beatiful resto!!!

[@josemanuelvara1870]

Cuanta historia en esa Panasonic ! Tremendo tu saber hacer y paciencia.

[@vijayshringarpure3614]

सब पुरानी यादे ताजा हुई आपकी कलाकारी व मेहनत और दिलचस्पी देखके दंग रह गया!!! बहोत खुब!!

[@masagusimam3836]

Look at the Variable Capacitor (Varco) so amazing.

[@arvindjoshi2436]

THANK YOU SO MUCH SIR FOR YOUR NICE DEMONSTRATION 🙏

[@63256325N]

Bold move getting into that old radio. Not to bad a job considering. Thanks for the video. 👍

[@mepatwariji3456]

Excellent job done. Inspirational

[@pocketneogeo-inter]

As good as new, good job!

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Great job thanks I got some energy by watching this video

[@ivanigorpollick6690]

exellent,detailed job

[@kenshinflyer]

Try retrobrighting next time to get rid of the yellow discoloration on your plastics so that you won't just resort to using sandpaper and paint. There are tons of methods of retrobrighting on KZbin, notably the method used by The 8-Bit Guy. Then again, glad that, somehow, you bring otherwise dead and beat-up old electronics back to life.

[@lakshmipentakota4077]

Mind-blowing your work thank you for video keep it up

[@vtsk1001]

Excellent work..!

[@idelmaraquino7089]

Em 1966 aos treze anos fui morar a quase dois mil km de Manaus, quem tinha rádio em casa era só pra enfeite até que apareceu Philco Super Transb que tinha um sintonizador giratório onde aparecia os nomes das capitais com as frequências de suas estações de rádio. Foi uma verdadeira revolução, lá eu houvia os jogos de praticamente todos os estados do país. Não me considero saudosista, mas já procurei em lojas de antiguidades e não encontrei, mas ainda não desisti.

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Very nice. Old is Gold

[@aftabshafi]

You have done a great job

[@luckylucianolucky3163]

O mestre da restauração!!!!

[@jeanmariepianelli2826]

Fantastique ! Votre travail est très haut de gamme et Merci de garder le souvenir des premières radio qui ont fait notre bonheur lorsque nous étions enfants.

[@Jackielightning]

Congratulations on a fine job

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Wow, wow - fantastic...

[@keithwhisman]

You’re cleaning the electronics while preventing cavities at the same time, nice work!

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[@gb5uq]

I restored one of these some time ago. I wasn't my intention to rebuild it but since it arrived smashed in transit I had little choice. Superb radio but most of the old germanium transistors had broken down internally and had to be replaced, parts sourcing was a problem, particularly the battery / s-meter but after a year and a half work and expense (far more than it will ever be worth) it was as good as new.

[@ravindrag8277]

Amazing brother

[@trickywu9796]

This was quite a “tour de force”, what with the very confusing and complicated wiring and how to to put it all back together even with photos and videos to refer to , I don’t know how you managed it. Bravo, enjoyed watching you navigate thru putting it all back together and the numerous problem solving. Subscribed.

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[@vaccavo]

I saw you restoring a Hitachi Transistor the other day. O have one which works perfectly, but needs a TLC. If I trusted the Brazilian mail, I would send It to you. Congratulations! You do a great job!

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Ho ! Thanks for the request pal !

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Olá amigo e restauração ficou ficou perfeitas parabéns você é o Mestre! Rio de Janeiro Brasil. Abraço

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Sinceramente te felicito amigo, excelente trabajo! Enhorabuena.

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Great Resto. Looking at the frequencies alone, some of those cities don't exist anymore. Somewhat of a time capsule.

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good video, very great skill

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Brasil Rio de Janeiro cidade maravilhosa . Esse rádio ficou shom .👍👍👍👍👍👍

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[@amilcarmoncada1801]

Excelente restauracion de esta radio de transistores Panasonic T-100D de 1966, saludos y respetos desde Venezuela.

[@javilarg]

That shortwave radio is beautiful. Amazing, it’s incredible that it’s working perfectly after a full disassembly. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@josephtaverna1287]

Answer to the one man's question I doubt we're all the connectors go back that's very simple he's filming everything as he's taking them off this guy is very good at what he does it's true he didn't replace the capacitors and other transistors however we don't know how much he's charging this man for this job do we as far as I'm concerned I would definitely let him work on any of my electronics very good video

[@prakashs5428]

Great work....

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[@marcondecarvalho8241]

Beautiful!!! Bonito!!!!

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Excellent work! Congratulations, buddy.

[@yuzu1222]

レトロな作りと、むき出しのバリコンが懐かしいですね。

[@trickywu9796]

Oh! I forgot to mention that the results speak for themselves. You saved that radio for future owners. Looks good.

[@dherithea1362]

S843t Ini.

[@tedwatson9929]

Brilliant!

[@karimdailyjazz]

this is the best restoration in youtube

[@wireworks616]

Great job on the hardware, but again the capacitors need to be replaced and resistors need to be checked. The radio restorations I and many other do here is circuitry and radio alignment. We usually leave the outer case in original state. Great video. Maybe you and I can hook up on a radio, I do the circuitry, you do the case and hardware. 👍👍👍👍👍

[@aklankrisz]

Not so fast! Japanese capacitors are (and was) very good. I have 30+ years old electrolytics and they are still like new electrically.

[@AldoCugnini]

@@aklankrisz Very random. Paper caps usually leak and degrade, especially on power supplies.

[@hi-fidude6670]

@@aklankrisz Piss off. A 50 old radio doesnt have a single capacitor that works properly, every single one is way past their lifetime. Japan or not, old caps are shit no matter if from the 60s or 70s or 80s. New ones are built better and last longer. That radio is practically on its last legs. I have 40 year old Japanese very high end amplifier with Nichicon filter capacitors which were likely the best brand at the time. I changed the filter capacitors with new ones and it sounded better, the old ones do not filter the current nearly as well. Leaving filter caps in 40+ year old gear is just asking for more trouble, could ruin the rectifier and transformer sooner or later.

[@hi-fidude6670]

@@AldoCugnini Every paper capacitor in any electronic unit is faulty today, every single one have to be replaced. So you can either change them yourself which is quite cheap in a mid 60s radio because there is not that many and the values are tiny. Or you could wait for one of them to really mess up your unit and repair it at a much higher price.

[@CSSIandAssociate]

@@aklankrisz Correct not everyone has an ESR meter. However, if you want to work with electronics having one is very useful. I have the Blue ESR tester. It also comes in handy checking batteries as well. With that said I would check them. It is a puzzle if they are off you know that was a contribution to the problem or the whole problem. Now since you are in there and caps are cheap replace them with a good quality cap. I go with Nichicon caps. Caps and most electronics parts are cheap. Just have fun with it. Yes, I would replace them but check the values.

[@karimdailyjazz]

very very good restoration Sr

[@royvahldieck9381]

Great Job!

[@zxunix9274]

Nice machine and nice work! I recommend that you use dichloroethane or dichloromethane to repair certain plastic parts. To extend the crack, I would use a hot stapler, which melts a thin metal wire into plastic. Also, for stable operation of the device, I would check the electrolytic capacitors, because they could already dry out and lose capacity (I use an LCR meter to check the details). Good luck with further repairs and restorations!

[@markcasper9886]

Its amazing to me.

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Дуракаваляние

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Great job

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Great 👍 restoration

[@ivanigorpollick6690]

i think-this was extremly dificult,well done job

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Very hard work done .i am also having o"ld bush radio 1972 moddle are in good condition.

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Nice job 👍

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Very nice work keep it up 🌼

[@kappakappa7950]

A great bravo to your courage and your patience!🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷👌👌👌 Keep going!

[@marksimmons3801]

dude you gotta video every step of the tear down to recall all these connections!

[@josecastro3833]

Amazing. I love that sort of restoration, but is not easy. Good video. Maybe you could explain the wiring and stuff. Cheers

[@swarisali3790]

Very nice work master

[@JuanGonzalez-kb4ho]

Quedo como Nueva Radio, Felicitaciones.

[@Fabioperetta]

AMAZING🎁📻

[@tarsemlal6722]

Amazing 👍👍👍👍

[@angelallarena1259]

Genial!! 👏👏👏👏 Gracias!!

[@karimdailyjazz]

very good restoration good job

[@bijohnAdams]

Excellent work... And

[@GregAlanEdwardsEmmanuelRidge]

You may want to invest in a dremel-type tool to clean some of those electrical nuts and threads. Make your life a little easier. That's a ton of hard work! Great job!

[@nandanupadhyay7918]

Very good working style

[@jamesgoetzke9509]

Nice work

[@karimdailyjazz]

very good job please more radio restoration

[@joker7oo613]

good work

[@dutrabarros4519]

Pensei que quando ele fosse ligar pra testar ia tocar a música da caneta azul 😂😂. Ficou muito bom o serviço. Parabéns 👏👏❤

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[@hestheMaster]

Mike did a good job on cleaning this unloved beast of a portable radio. Needs some adjustment by a more skilled radio repairman though. Suspect some detector issues due to capacitors just aging and soldering joints that are so so. I like what you did so far as it does work now!!

[@sotantrashah1915]

Its so interesting video.i like it very much

[@hbsdfort9556]

You are so very talented.

[@husensabbarudavale9240]

Very nice

[@bobskie321]

The fine winding on the left side of the ferrite bar at 12:38 is for MW while the thicker winding on the right is for SW1. The antenna for SW2 & SW3 is often a telescopic antenna.