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 Maz
 Location: Canberra, ACT
 Member since 20 October 2008
 Member #: 365
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I would like to learn how to restore my Phillips radiogram. I have a passion for vintage radios but to date have not done anything about it. I live in Canberra


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Maz

 
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 transfeld
 Location: Brisbane, QLD
 Member since 6 May 2007
 Member #: 138
 Postcount: 7

Well Maz,
It took many of us years to learn what we know and along came the internet.
http://funwithtubes.com/
Study this link and you might understand something about radios or join HRSA where will be plenty of people only willing to help. There is a branch in Canberra.
All the best.
Rudy





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