30-05-2011, 07:14 PM
Thanks, all.
Alan, I said it's the nicest-looking BAKELITE radio. I appreciate early Pyes as much as anybody.
My general preference is for wood and about the only other specific model I'm interested in would be one of the Utility Civilian Receivers, preferably the battery version.
My next project, when I can get at it, will be the Pennine Amplifiers radio-gram. That's 1939 vintage so has got milk bottles for valves. I know it basically worked when last tried about fifteen years ago.
Obviously other things may well cross my path and I'm not likely to turn anything away, even if it's just a source of bits.
When things are properly sorted out I may even end up with a VHF3D on the sideboard.
Cheers
- Joe
Alan, I said it's the nicest-looking BAKELITE radio. I appreciate early Pyes as much as anybody.
My general preference is for wood and about the only other specific model I'm interested in would be one of the Utility Civilian Receivers, preferably the battery version.
My next project, when I can get at it, will be the Pennine Amplifiers radio-gram. That's 1939 vintage so has got milk bottles for valves. I know it basically worked when last tried about fifteen years ago.
Obviously other things may well cross my path and I'm not likely to turn anything away, even if it's just a source of bits.
When things are properly sorted out I may even end up with a VHF3D on the sideboard.
Cheers
- Joe
