Antique Radio Repair Part 2- All-American Five Repair
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- Taken from the Delaware Valley Historic Radio Club's Jan 2020 meeting. Longtime club member Lewie Newhard discusses the process of repairing a typical All-American Five table radio.
I really enjoyed the informative two part series AA5 radio circuit theory. The knowledge presented is worthy of recognition. Hats off to the presenter !
I had the Progressive Radio Edu-kit, and it used a "curtain-burner cord to drop mains voltage down to something that was usable for the 1-3 fillaments.
Thank you for sharing the astounding knowledge that you have collected over the years. You can tell that you have been inside thousands of these sets. I love it! I was born to tune things. ❤️❤️❤️
This was a great two part series and some great tips and knowledge from a professional technician.
I integrate in my shop High Tech and vintage tech test equipment. From a Simpson 260 to a Fluke DVM. A simple scope is a nice addition for reading AC and DC voltages at a glance. Even the most basic tube checker of the emission type is better than none at all.
Thank you, Jarret! Great video! Lewie reminds me of one of the guys that worked at my local electronics supply place! I hope Lewie's doing well!
Very good job!
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So what is the book on triodes and others, that you can not do without? Thanks great video!
i would love to see some actual application of some radios on a bench using all the equipment shown here. solder, measurements, re wiring etc.
I think you said start at the Power Supply when diagnosing a Radio, which makes sense. I heard a man, now Deceased, say "Start at the Speaker & work backwards because it is easier when Diagnosing.
What is your take on that please? I "assume" he knew what he was talking about because he claimed to have worked in his Father's Radio Repair Shop at a very young age beginning in the 1940s, later to be followed by Repairing TVs.
thanks for sharing
Thanks for your trouble, appreciate it.
Digital meters are 11 megohm meters that will read then AVC accurately.
Very good presentation , Lewie talked me into getting a simpson test meter model 260, How about Mr. Lewie putting up a video on all the tips and usage of this meter, the manual doesnt cover? ..... Thank You, Ken 73 W0KDL
I enjoy these videos on Radio and basic electronics. However, perhaps the speakers might want to take some non credit public speaking courses at a local community college.
Simple Demos are a good idea too. Keep up the good work guys. I’ll be tuning frequently.
Tell me something I don’t know. The IF cans are still a mystery after all these years.
Is that a Simpson 260 meter he is talking about ?
He held up a book. He implied that we should all have a copy of it. It was blurry and out of focus. Any idea of what the title of the book might be ?
RCA Tube manual. Look at Jarrtet's reply below..
Any chance that I could get a copy of the lecture notes, really useful material.
What do you do with a Simpson with a 15 volt battery. I cant find one
Is the capacitor/resistor chart referred to at 43:45 in the video available for download or purchase?
www.dvhrc.com/pdfs/Radio%20Reference.pdf
Thanks for watching!
@@jarretbrown4032 what book is he holding up at 15:00?
@@Chungustav RCA Receiving Tube Manual RC-17. The is holding the First Edition. It can be a little pricey. There are subsequent editions that are easily found. Thanks
How would you tune a can out of circuit? Would not that be easier an safer?
Is this at a ham radio club meeting somewhere?
How can we get a hold of the guy selling tubes?
Tubes can be purchased in person at our twice yearly radio swap meets in Kutztown, PA. Sorry, no internet sales. Thanks!
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.Part 1 was better. P2 has some good folksy advice but you're not going diredtly into radio repair with this video.