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Vintage Radio (domestic) Domestic vintage radio (wireless) receivers only. |
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I think R N Fitton also made Stereosound equipment. Haynes radio, also mentioned by the OP, made a lot of the parts used in TV kits. Also complete kits I think, but I'm not sure about ready made sets.
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I have the bookcase Ambassador shown in Radio!Radio! for a rainy day.
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Mr Beaumont of RN Fitton/ Ambassador also contributed to the GA Briggs (Wharfedale) book on amplifiers, mentioning a (pre-war or wartime?) radio of theirs using a 60-W lamp as ballast for the CCH35, EF39, EBC33, CL33, CY31 lineup with no reported heater failures.
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Interesting bias arrangement, though... -Tony |
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Knobs and tubes rule ok Last edited by stevekendal; 20th Feb 2010 at 8:01 pm. |
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