Hunting for bad transistors.

[@prabhakarv4193]

Very nice

[@paulperry7091]

It usually isn't a transistor at fault, It;s most often a connection, like a broken wire, bad contact, broken volume control.

[@deanagoes2791]

Or bad capacitor

[@tonywright8294]

Or a moron trying to fix a radio by swearing at it

[@aransmitch]

Keep your hands on the middle leg of the volume. If there is a hum Out loudspeaker, indicating that the amplifier is good. Later, use a pointed screwdriver to remove the antenna. Is there a crack sound coming out of the speakers or not? If not, it indicates that the source receiver has a problem..

[@vintagetransistorRadio.Radio.h]

Nyc thanks for sharing

[@4games2gamers]

those 2 are dc capacitors??

[@qwertykeyboard5901]

No.

[@msnepaliman]

Congratulations! You found the 10th!! :)

[@ElectroTechnics-g4s]

Nice! Continue the good work thanks for sharing videos

[@JulijeBervinkel]

😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@kd5yut]

bigger hammer!!!!

[@ssgeek4515]

Made me smile....not really sure of your method

[@santhoshkumar.k829]

😂😂what stupidity

[@agjibhaibhai6692]

આરેડિયોવેચવાનોછેતોનંબર ઇપો

[@valeryg5256]

Слабо стучал !)))

[@Vonghia1988]

Cho mình đi ạ

[@qwertykeyboard5901]

NOVA 6, the biochemical weapon!

[@vintagetransistorRadio.Radio.h]

Nyc thanks for sharing