Antique Radio Repair: 1961 General Electric T-100A AM Radio Restoration - 3 Old Tech Dudes

[@Tire_Smoke]

"Nothing's smoking yet, so that's a win..." lol fine job! 73 K9ZF

[@3oldtechdudes]

Thank ya Dan! - 73 Tim KB9SNL

[@jimnewman5596]

I did a radio like yours T101A (Slate color) same change outs as yours except I had SMD with T2 IF, and a gassy 50C5 tube. It's a good little tube radio now.

[@3oldtechdudes]

That's awesome! They are simple radios, but I think they're worth keeping alive and fun to fix up. -Tim

[@TV-js5zg]

멋진 라디오 입니다...

[@k9eihamradio]

You could use a toothbrush. Or just a hot-wash in the dishwasher with no soap.

[@Tire_Smoke]

Tweaking algorithms since 1966, 73 K9ZF 🙂

[@erin19030]

Since 1960 here. I worked on the US Army AN/GRC-26 Radio Set, with the T-368 500 Watt AM SSB transmitter, Collins R-390 receiver, two TTY’s, FSK receiver and antenna Tuner, on the read bed of a 2x2 Truck.

[@erin19030]

I absolutely hate those cheap ass crap printed circuit tube radios.