75 Years Old TVs. Antique Radio Doctor.
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Published 2022-02-25
Here is Barrys youtube channel.
/ @antiqueradiodoc
All Comments (21)
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Great video Dave! Thats my dad and I got to grow up learning about all these amazing radios and tv's. So much history.
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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.
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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
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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.
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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!
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Good video. Would be really nice to see this equipment end up in a museum for preservation and so others can appreciate it.
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That was cool. Thank you both.
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Thank you!!! Cheers from Patagonia Argentina
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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
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These makes my 1950´s Aristona tv look almost look modern.
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The old radios & TV's had such style and they were built to last unlike pretty much everything of today!
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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.
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You are awesome, really good video
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Sad to see such a old ship vanish from existence. Thanks for sharing
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Great video and neat old shop thanks!
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great video.amazing radios tvs
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love your videos dave
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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.
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well done, i never seen these b4, and love seeing historical tech b4 we go back to the stone age
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Nice video. Yes its hard to get rid of old Sam's Photo Facts these days.
