75 Years Old TVs. Antique Radio Doctor.

Thank you!!! Cheers from Patagonia Argentina

[@victoryfirst2878]

God bless you Barry. Hope your retirement gives you comfort and joy. Thank you Grant for showing us all a true American who just fell in love with his passion. That is something that is really hard to do these days. Peace and good luck. vf

[@chris76-01]

It's amazing how far we've come in TV equipment. I couldn't imagine trying to watch TV on those small antique screens compared to the modern ones. 😁 Most people would probably consider that stuff to be junk these days unfortunately.

[@galeneggers3387]

Great video and neat old shop thanks!

[@jennynaps]

Great video Dave! Thats my dad and I got to grow up learning about all these amazing radios and tv's. So much history.

[@GrantsPassTVRepair]

Thanks Jenny, I'm glad Barry has preserved a piece of history for all of us. Your dad is a really nice guy. I'm glad he left you with such fond memories.

[@cindyjones520]

That was cool. Thank you both.

[@GrantsPassTVRepair]

Thanks for watching.

[@ckmNtA]

Good video. Would be really nice to see this equipment end up in a museum for preservation and so others can appreciate it.

[@ttbaerospace]

love your videos dave

[@williamzoom]

The old radios & TV's had such style and they were built to last unlike pretty much everything of today!

[@CurtDanner]

Nice video. Yes its hard to get rid of old Sam's Photo Facts these days.

[@nivlacker101]

Sad to see such a old ship vanish from existence. Thanks for sharing

[@Nomine_Pater]

Beautiful TV sets! None of them I knew when I was a child,

[@hestheMaster]

The Early Television Museum in Hilliard Ohio would love to have those old TV sets in their museum. No one collects old Howard Sams shop manuals? What ? There is a lucrative bunch of sellers on eBay that would love to get their hands on them to sell to guys like me. I only work on tube phonographs and radios however. Thanks for showing this man's shop and collection. It is superb.

[@GrantsPassTVRepair]

Thanks for the information.

[@DG-kq8zf]

Amazing that he started ripping into tv's in 4th grade and lived to tell about it. Some of those old caps could stop your heart. Thats a cool shop!

[@josephconsoli4128]

Some nice vintage TV's. The 3" Pilot actually sold for $99.50. Still, not as cheap as it sounds now, but it was half the price of the cheapest 7" TV's of the time. Most vintage TV's in collections are from the 1948-1950 period. That's when TV really took off and most people justified spending the money.

[@giorgostexnikos6976]

great video.amazing radios tvs

[@genrai]

You are awesome, really good video

[@touchtoomuch1000]

Just think of all the history viewed and listened to on those time machines. I remember watching hockey games on my 12" black and white TV in my bedroom thinking how lucky I was. Now I get upset if I'm streaming a movie on my firestick and it buffers.

[@MrPleers]

These makes my 1950´s Aristona tv look almost look modern.

[@Teslatronixlab]

what a man of rich history, so glad he was there to cherish vintage electronics. its a shame guys like him are few and far between nowadays. yes we live in a age of disposable electronics. nowadays its cheaper to just buy a new tv rather than pay a repairman to fix yours. tv repair is a thing of the past unless you working on your own stuff

[@OffGridAussiePrepper]

well done, i never seen these b4, and love seeing historical tech b4 we go back to the stone age

[@mikeonmicshow]

You know, Bill Meyer is a collector. Ought to pass this on to him.

[@GrantsPassTVRepair]

Thanks for the tip.

[@mikeonmicshow]

@@GrantsPassTVRepair I emailed him a link.

[@keithking1985]

ya see thats what i would want to be doing,.. something that id do for free but if i got even a little money of it id welcome it. thank God iv found that thing in electronics... ; ) P.S. Paul Carlson over on "Mr. Carlson's Lab" Would Love Some of those old manuals, especially the one's on old radios. hope you think of him if there going to be thrown out. (& im sure you know the guy & channel im talking about on you-tube "Paul Carlson" of "Mr. Carlson's lab" on you-tube) this guy's place was amazing. some of the stuff in there you just will not get to see anywhere anymore. GEM after GEM after GEM, kept turning up in there GREAT VIDEO....

[@allanegleston4931]

he should setup a museum himself.

[@norcal715]

If he wants to get rid of any 60's, 70's and 80's radios let me know. I would love to have them and restore them, maybe some of the TV sams from the 70s and 80s too. Thanks Dave!

[@GrantsPassTVRepair]

I'll pass his contact info on to you Steve.

[@aadhilthanseer8823]

Can u post a video on how to make this

[@nasuhabang3690]

So u have problem with curve screen?. I can teach u...