Zenith B600 Transoceanic Restoration Pt I

[@catzardo3797]

Just got a Zenith B600 and found this video not long after it was posted! Glad to find a video that shows how to take off the chassis so I can repair it!

[@rawbacon]

Cool Old Radio, looking forward to seeing the finished product.

[@richardveilleux2736]

Great radio! Looking forward to the rest and see it playing.

[@johnrazor8720]

Been waiting a while for this and you didn’t disappoint. Thanks John from Tennessee

[@Resto-Rob]

Awesome to watch. Looking forward to the next episode!

[@ScoutCrafter]

NICE! Who doesn't love a TUBE TransOceanic! I still have my Father's unit he bought in Germany while in the Army. Nothing beats the look and sound of an old radio. You have a great starting model Wire, I have seen these really beat up and wrecked, yours looks like a fantastic candidate for a refurb and clean-up. I'm sure you know about Mr Carlson's Lab on KZbin- His radio restorations are amazing. He is worth checking out! Great stuff!

[@wireworks616]

Thanks SC. I've been following Mr. Carlson's Lab for 6 years. Paul is great

[@ianstools4929]

Wire I have never watched a radio restoration before but I gotta say I’m extremely impressed by your knowledge about them! Looking forward to see how it turns out. It’s a super cool radio!

[@wireworks616]

Thanks Ian. I have done other radio videos on this channel in the past.

[@johnrazor8720]

Wire did I see correctly, does it have point to point wiring and printed circuit boards? Looks like they used the tubes as chassis mount which is smart.

[@wireworks616]

Yes it's point to point. No circuit boards. I'll show a close up on it in the next video.

[@brianbloom1799]

I Bet the retractor was Broken By the last Person in the radio.