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Pye Sunrise Radio Rescued
Have the above recuperating in my greenhouse. The veneered case is in poor condition. Not sure if anything works but I thought it might be useful to for spares. Bristol area.
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Are you offering this free, or for a charity?
Otherwise you must quote a price to conform to forum rules. |
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A pic would be good, if you are able. Thanks! Jerry
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Any money raised will go to a charity, St Luke's Church, Bristol.
I'll get my daughters to photograph it ASAP. |
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Brilliant, thanks for taking the time steamradio.
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is it possible to post it ?
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4 Attachment(s)
Here you are.
1 - front 2 - side 3 - back 4 - close up of inside |
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Doesn't look too bad, but I don't want to add it to my huge list!
As I'm in Bristol, I may be able to pick it up for someone else and then deliver it to NCVF or RWB? Cheers Andy |
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I would like this if still available and can collect easily and would be happy to make a donation to your chosen charity.
Regards Chris |
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Yes it's a PYE MM I have seen them in far worse condition :)
I am sure this will get rescued :thumbsup: Cheers Mike T |
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Hi , yes a nice set. Mine worked well when restored. Strangely most caps were good, but the resistors were way off.
The monkey metal tuning cap frame was cracking but I managed to stabilise it with superglue. Ed |
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Thanks Steamradio |
Re: Pye Sunrise Radio Rescued
Very variable but subject to condition.Few pounds to many pounds.
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That's a good ball park figure ;)
I bought a very similar one for £50 a few years ago from a street market, but its cabinet was in far better condition than yours with no delamination etc, and if anything, vintage radio prices have dropped since then: https://www.vintage-radio.net/forum/...ad.php?t=97968 I thought that was a good price, but it was there for weeks before I succumbed and bought it (while my wife was at work!), so the market for these is obviously small. Well done for saving it, too many people would have just dumped it. Where did it come from? Nick. |
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I got my first sunrise a 25C in 1984 it cost me about £80 but it was in prestine condition, last one I bought was another MM from crackle they were well over £100 until the last 10 years or so.
I need a model O and a model S to have the complete set The last one was the M78F (minus clouds). The most expensive Sunrise these days. That is the post war portable. For prices https://www.bvws.org.uk/auctions/search.php?s=Sunrise Cheers Mike T |
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What does 'MM' mean?
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It's PYE's model number for this set.
There was a model Q, P, S, PAC B4D, O, AC4D, G etc PYE model numbers can be a bit odd MM might have been Mains model M ? https://www.radiomuseum.org/r/pye_mm_transportable.html Cheers Mike T |
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I will try to make it during the day Wednesday about 11am.
Regards Chris |
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The radio has been sold. It was only going to become a bird feeder... but posterity won the day! I'll keep my eyes peeled for more!
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