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Location: Maleny, QLD
Member since 28 February 2018
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I have bought a radio, which I think is pretty nice. It will go nicely in my office for fm listening, as we cannot get am in the daytime. I love the magic eye, also. This might be worth having French polished.
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Location: Sydney, NSW
Member since 28 January 2011
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It will go nicely in my office for fm listening
As a general caution about vintage electronics, it's not a good idea to leave such radios operating when you're not close by. They have been known to self immolate.
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Location: Maleny, QLD
Member since 28 February 2018
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Yes thanks GTC. When I say office- I mean a room with a laptop.. just me. And I only run my present radio- tecnico fortress- when I’m there. I’m rather nervous about fire, having read Brads comment about a radio nearly killing him. I unplug it from the wall when I’m not there. But very good advice.
Murray
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Location: Naremburn, NSW
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Photos uploaded.
Yes, a Kriesler plum pudding with a power transformer, most likely overloaded by an electrolytic condenser. I never bothered doing a post-mortem - everything was covered in soot and transformer varnish.
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A valve a day keeps the transistor away...
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Location: Wangaratta, VIC
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I admire the Mr Bean painting job some electrolytic caps achieve, when the set is powered when it should not be and they explode & powder coat the insides: Seen a few of those.
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Location: Maleny, QLD
Member since 28 February 2018
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Marcc,
Thats quite funny!
I have had a quick look through the schematics, and I've sent them to the local newsagency to get printed as large as I can. I saw a 100 μF electrolytic in there I think- this is quite large, not available through the usual channels of supply.
Murray.
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Location: Naremburn, NSW
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100μF is unusually large and is probably not present in any Australian radio. The Germans do like to complicate things with their circuits.
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A valve a day keeps the transistor away...
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