First Name :   Benard
URL :   
Location :   Seattle, Wa
Comments :   Thank you for the Heathkit manual IT-12. I will be back very soon....Benard WA7UUF
First Name :   phil
URL :   melon614@ec.rr.com
Location :   USA
Comments :   Great site, I love your radios....Thanks
First Name :   Don
URL :   artsoul9@yahoo.com
Location :   Gays Mills, Wi.
Comments :   Fun to connect with others with similar interests. I inherited a Radiola 18, and the top part of an American Beauty floor model cabinet that it goes into. The base was destroyed when our town flooded. The cabinet was made by Pierson Co. of Rockford, Ill.
First Name :   Gary
URL :   http://www.noveltyradio.com
Location :   Marion, NC
Comments :   SAW YOUR FINDS AT THE ANTIQUE RADIO FORUMS!! I especially liked the sign, great finds! Good luck at the hamfest! Gary, kd4fcg
First Name :   Joseph
URL :   josephtfilipczak@ameritech.net
Location :   Indianapolis
Comments :   Hi Jeremy, It was good to meet you at the radio show in Columbus.
First Name :   MAX
URL :   
Location :   ZEPHYRHILLS FL
Comments :   ENJOY THE INFO.
First Name :   Furman Smith
URL :   zianet.com
Location :   Organ NM
Comments :   Really cool, Im just getting started
First Name :   Elsie
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Location :   Whiteville
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First Name :   Dale
URL :   dhoff@margnat.com
Location :   Louisville, KY
Comments :   Good luck with the Telefunken! Looks like its found a good home. - Dale
First Name :   Rodney
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Location :   southern Ga.
Comments :   OK
First Name :   Joe
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Location :   Toronto
Comments :   Nice collection and website! Kinda suprising to find a kid your age so well versed and interested in antique radio...Cool.(Or should I say Phat..or Sick)...Nice work...es 73 !
First Name :   Carlos Torres Muro
URL :   torresmuro1@hotmail.com
Location :   West Palm Beach,Fl.
Comments :   Im so happy. This page remember me my time when I was student of electronic and communications in my country: Peru. I was worked with my old tester Simpson 250. Thanks so much, I remembered my good times of my life. Carlos.
First Name :   kevin
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Location :   alabama
Comments :   Cool Site
First Name :   Charles
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Location :   Maryland, USA
Comments :   Thanks for the great info on the Yamaha CR-620. I have one of these and love it!!!
First Name :   Drake
URL :   nyytehawk
Location :   Atlanta, GA
Comments :   Thank you for sharing your experience and techniques...it is truely an inspiration for my meager project. Very nice work!
First Name :   VANT
URL :   
Location :   SOUTH CAROLINA
Comments :   I JUST READ YOUR RESTORATION OF THE DELCO MODEL R-1151. YOU DID A GREAT JOB ON A RADIO I WOULD NOT HAVE GIVEN A SECOND LOOK AT, EVEN FOR PARTS. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK.
First Name :   Chris Goat
URL :   christopher_goat@hotmail.co.uk
Location :   Kent, England
Comments :   Thanks for the information on CDV-715. Regards, Chris
First Name :   tim
URL :   timshaw40@yahoo.com
Location :   BC, Canada
Comments :   hi, i just happen to have the yamaha receiver you have on your page, i got it for free, had it two years, it has blown many a speaker, and continues to do so.i love it!.
First Name :   Anon. E. Mous
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Location :   NY
Comments :   i think your counters messed up
First Name :   Michael Litvack
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Location :   Montreal, Quebec
Comments :   Merci pour les photos, and the rest of the histoires...repairing plastic cases seem to be the most fun...
First Name :   alvin
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Location :   nc
Comments :   hi
First Name :   Tom
URL :   http://home.comcast.net/~N9DD/projects.htm
Location :   South Bend, IN
Comments :   Jeremy, I just spent most of the last hour reading about your radio restorations. What an enjoyable visit! I caught the antique radio restoration bug a few years ago and have several projects in the works now and a dozen or so completed. Your nice w
First Name :   RICHARD
URL :   EA121248_7@MSN.COM
Location :   MINNESOTA
Comments :   NICE SIGHT ,HAVE A QUESTION I HAVE A STORY & CLARK CONSOLE RADIO HAS BIRDS AND FOILAGE ALL OVER IT, BUT CANT FIND MUCH ABOUT STORY & CLARK RADIOS. DO YOU KNOW ANY LINKS. THANKS RICH P.S. RADIO FROM THE 30S