Old 1960's Barn Find Radio Receiver Teardown And Diagnosis!

#restoration #electronics #repair

[waynethompson]

Absolutely YES! But after you finish the The Grand Radio Receiver Restoration Series!!

[CSXCONDUCTOR]

YES, MR, CARLSON. I VOTE FOR A FULL RESTORATION. WARM REGARDS, DREW

[blitzroehre]

An excellent Shango style resurrection, Mr Carlson. Yes, please go for a restoration, it deserves it.

[martincarmichael]

Please do a full restoration. Let herr live. It will serve as a very good project. Go for it.

[eaglemike]

My grandfather had a radio just like that till he passed away. I remember him listening to Paul Harvey talk show each morning. I never knew what happened to the radio after he passed. You should definitely restore it.

[williamvaughan]

Mr Carlson is my favorite Canadian. I learn something new every time I watch his productions.

[ennev]

This is a perfect example of 60’s design. Maybe that is why it deserves to survive. I would say yes.

[RBTrujillo]

Yes to restoration Mr Carlson! You have gone this far with this radio, so a complete restoration is my vote!

[jamesplotkin]

This is the runt of the litter, so to speak, and deserves a chance to show it can still do it ;-) I say "yes" to some restoration and tuning.

[BrianRousseau]

Love these Videos! Makes you wonder who is listening to all those AM stations during the day..

[Baldmaxx]

This little unit deserves a full restoration, with maybe a full range speaker.
Your one of the best instructors on YouTube, Sir!

[moon-unit-zappa]

You've been teaching us well. I found myself saying "replace the socket!"

[abbush]

Mr. Carlson those radio's kept me gainfully employed . As a teenager .

[panthony]

Cute little radio. Ideal for people who want to get into restorations I imagine.

[briankays]

I'd love to see it restored fully!

[bradleyleben]

Yes to restoration! Not that it’s a special radio, but an excellent teaching experience. 👍👍

[blobscott]

It would be cool to see this get the official Mr. Carlson tune-up (TM)! The main interest would be to see how well such a modest radio could perform if it was given a proper full electrical restore. It might also be interesting to compare it to one of the "grand" tuners to see how deaf it is comparatively once fixed up.

[nyccollin]

Just relaxing on a Friday evening after a long day, and along comes a video from Mr. Carlson, making it way more awesome.

[djosbun]

I know more about tube socks than I do about tube valves but the clarity and attention to detail in your presentation makes every video a pleasure to watch.

[dbeaumontresident]

Yes to restoration! I always love watching your improvements on these old radios! Worth a new lease on life for sure!