cool radio. i LOVE flip-card mechanical digital clock radios. in fact, i have one myself, made in June 1978, for Macys Corporation (branded Supre-Macy)
That's a cool radio Chad!!! We had a Panasonic like that one in 1977 and I think we might still have it in our storage unit, I also have a fully refurbished 1948 GE Model 62 AM clock radio that uses tubes that I ordered from a guy in 2003 in California named R.J. Dial, He refurbishes old radios to their original working condition, It works really great!!! I'll try to send you a picture of it sometime, By the way, I love your collection of old buses and especially the 1978 Grand Marquis!!!
This unit looks totaly different from my Analog digit clock. Mine doesn't have a snoose feature or sleep timer and is controlled only by switches. The date code on mine is 5039. I really wish there was a way to figure these crazy GE date codes out.
I'm wondering if mine needs some oil too because it's pretty noisy although keeps perfect time.
Videos like this are why I like your posts. You have a great collection. I bet I could spend a month in your stomping grounds and still not see everything!
Thanks a lot! I only wish I had more space to have all of my equipment set up....unfortunately there is a lot in storage but I am continuing to try and get more and more things repaired and in use.
Whoa, I love the styling of that! Looks like an stereo receiver from that same time period. 1975 sounds just about right! GE really made good clock radio back then.
My Grandmother had this clock radio for years. Now I know what model it was.
Looks pretty well built too!
audubon5425 6 months ago
Thanks for posting!!!
n64wilbert 7 months ago
cool radio. i LOVE flip-card mechanical digital clock radios. in fact, i have one myself, made in June 1978, for Macys Corporation (branded Supre-Macy)
NYz3R0dAY 9 months ago
are you in california? i hear a ton of radio stations, sounds like san diego
barrybob32 2 years ago
Do these ever need oiling?
MrMoterKid 2 years ago
That's a cool radio Chad!!! We had a Panasonic like that one in 1977 and I think we might still have it in our storage unit, I also have a fully refurbished 1948 GE Model 62 AM clock radio that uses tubes that I ordered from a guy in 2003 in California named R.J. Dial, He refurbishes old radios to their original working condition, It works really great!!! I'll try to send you a picture of it sometime, By the way, I love your collection of old buses and especially the 1978 Grand Marquis!!!
ford9572 2 years ago
that alarm would sure wake you up!! sounds like an air horn ;)
very sweet clock.
GrosvenorAudio 2 years ago
Its a wonderful clock
pedronavaja64 2 years ago
I notice this one too has a AFC mode. hmm..
So whats the WAKE mode for? is that what they use for SLEEP mode ?
CWM480 2 years ago
That 51 could refer to the week of the year (there being 52 in all) but I am not sure.
storrs19 2 years ago
Very nice! I like those old flip clocks. I would agree on giving it a little oil.
That alarm is really loud, it could wake the dead.
dburrigh 2 years ago
Wow, that alarm is loud!!!!!!!!!
MrStelmer 2 years ago
Nice clock radio, really like the flip type clock. That was a surprise seeing a power transformer in the radio.
AllAmericanFiveRadio 2 years ago
Sounds good! I especially liked where the main controls are on the front.
eskiewolf76 2 years ago
That alarm sounds like an air raid siren. I'd have no problem waking up if I heard that go off.
Brown1286 2 years ago
Use have one like
it was my grandpa and it was Panasonic
But it was really old and it feel apart .
that is a nice GE clock Radio
Happy thanksgiving Chad
SpeedSwordCarbon 2 years ago
I have a Panasonic mechanical digital clock on my desk at work. It still keeps time just as acurite as a computer.
tghbenz99 2 years ago
This unit looks totaly different from my Analog digit clock. Mine doesn't have a snoose feature or sleep timer and is controlled only by switches. The date code on mine is 5039. I really wish there was a way to figure these crazy GE date codes out.
I'm wondering if mine needs some oil too because it's pretty noisy although keeps perfect time.
Trance88 2 years ago
Videos like this are why I like your posts. You have a great collection. I bet I could spend a month in your stomping grounds and still not see everything!
batterymaker 2 years ago
Thanks a lot! I only wish I had more space to have all of my equipment set up....unfortunately there is a lot in storage but I am continuing to try and get more and more things repaired and in use.
retrochad 2 years ago
wow thats a nice one!
1944johndeerel 2 years ago
Awesome! i got a similar GE clock/radio, but the alarm on mine doesnt work properly. The clock works though!
Very cool design. I really like the red lighted radio dial.
wilkes85 2 years ago
Thanks! The incandescent bulb in there is still good after all these years.
retrochad 2 years ago
Whoa, I love the styling of that! Looks like an stereo receiver from that same time period. 1975 sounds just about right! GE really made good clock radio back then.
Vinylrecordsneverdie 2 years ago
You're right, it does! The slide function controls look a lot like the slide volume/treble/bass controls on some of this age stereo receivers.
retrochad 2 years ago