Philips B3X02A AM FM Radio Repair - 1961

A very nice Philips radio from 1961. It need a service and a clean up so the owner can keep listing for years to come.
It's a Philips model B3X02A from around 1960 to 1961.

Buy me a coffee ☕:

The radio Mechanic Channel:

Marko Delac - Delatsch Channel - Transformer Rewinding:

Corrien Maas - Grill cloth weaver Netherlands:

RetrObright:

My Signal Tracer:

My Digital Signal Generator:
The Signal Generator is a project kit from a local electronics magazine called Silicon Chip, there is a sister publication in the UK called Practical Electronics, it was featured in the April 2018 edition but mine has a oscilloscope function as well which I don't use. There may be a later edition in PE with that feature.
Here are the links:

License code: PK2FJ9FAI2LGYV9Y

[rameshbhosale]

I am radio listner and fond of listening SW stations..I am from India. Salute to your untiring efforts to rejuvenate the good old era of patient listening ❤❤❤❤❤

[chadsadventures]

I'm totally obsessed with your videos I could watch them all day

[johnburns]

What an excellent result you have done it again on the Philips Radio, Thank you it, s a joy watching you and your Friend in Madeira Island bring life to the Radios of yesteryear , ☘☘☘☘☘.

[seankearney]

Excellent As Usual David...Your The Australian

[ripleysmith]

You are a good looking little radio I bet the owners gonna be really happy with it. I was happy to watch one of your videos.

[Wenlocktvdx]

Had a rotten cold all week, so seeing another radio being restored beautifully has made me feel better.

[ndlxzgt]

I'm beginning to believe there are no longer any old radios left in Australia for you to troubleshoot. But I truly appreciate what you do. Until next time, be safe and well.

[craignehring]

Loads of entertainment here along with educational tips and techniques
Thank you David, cheers

[electronicsoldandnew]

A Philips that behaved itself 😮 unbelievable. Thanks for that Dave, I needed it. I’ve been down with Covid all week and needed some good entertainment 😊

[georgeallen]

fantastic as always David its a joy to sit here in the uk on a fine Sunday morning watching you doing a fantastic job on the radio's, i so much look forward to your Video's. Cannot wait for the next one . stay busy and enjoy

[niteqllc]

My best respect & gratitude for this masterclass!

[mikecass]

Great repair and restoration as usual, thanks Dave 😃

[chrissmith]

Hi Dave, 'wastn't much of a video, ' do not demean yourself, they are all great to watch, your presentation and comentary first rate. Many thanks from Nr liverpool UK.

[tonip...tarraco]

Buen trabajo Dave ! ...
Te ha quedado espectacular...
Un saludo desde Tarragona ( Spain )...
Gracias por compartir...
Un saludo...

[michelspijkvan]

We had one of these back home when i was a kid.
Great video, liked it very much.

[paulbigelow]

Dave, loved the homage to the Gringe... Theres a light out on this side, Ill take it to my workshop and bring it back here.

[EuroScot]

Lovely one, Dave. I suppose that was from the lower cost end of the Philips range at that time but, none the less, a well-made, good performer. Still chugging away quite happily after 60 years. Your case restoration is, as always, excellent. The techniques are remarkably simple but the editing hides all the elbow grease you supply. You are a hero!

[genestatler]

Nice job David. I really enjoy watching you do your magic on these old tube type radios and their cabinets. All the best from Gene in Tennessee.🤩

[ninaevans]

To be honest, capacitor and resistor issues still account for most electronic failures even today in the "digital age". It is marvelous to watch someone like yourself, with the old skills taking on valve equipment. By the way, WELL DONE OZ for hanging onto the even though they never leave Pomy (which seems weird, Your team was falsely accused of cheating, but you came back and bit us all in the arse.
Nice one 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Take care, keep safe.
Wayne & Nina

[derrickgoodwin]

Hi David. Thanks for another interesting video. Love watching you service these old radios. Derrick.