Intheairnevada
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Rural high desert guy
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Hi and welcome to the board. 🙂
How long have you been collecting table radios, how old is your oldest and your favorite?
I was on air from the mid 80' to 1994, I have been on chemo pills since 1993, my short-term memory is for the most part, but I do record the good days on mp3 or when going with trustworthy people my micro recorder.
P.S. my oldest clock radio was given to me in 1983 by my grandpa (R.I.P.), I repaired the two tubes, I got at a radio and it worked until a year ago. We can no longer trace down the tubes,they seemed to think the radio came from 1961 as one of the last of its kind.
How long have you been collecting table radios, how old is your oldest and your favorite?
I was on air from the mid 80' to 1994, I have been on chemo pills since 1993, my short-term memory is for the most part, but I do record the good days on mp3 or when going with trustworthy people my micro recorder.
P.S. my oldest clock radio was given to me in 1983 by my grandpa (R.I.P.), I repaired the two tubes, I got at a radio and it worked until a year ago. We can no longer trace down the tubes,they seemed to think the radio came from 1961 as one of the last of its kind.