after the war.--PART8

[maroushka]

What a wonderful story! How technology has moved on, especially these days!

[daVinciWoman]

Cool story.

[MadMustard]

Jim, your story of the crystal set reminds me of my first attempt at building a Heathkit shortwave radio in the mid '70s. You wouldn't have been very proud of my results, but I sure could have used your expertise.

[Evilspartacus]

Very interesting thank you

[oakbarreltrunk]

Good morning Jim

Your story telling about shortwave radio's is brilliant look forward to more good luck oakbarreltrunk.

[phi0x]

Jim I love the videos still and really do hope to hear more from you and geriatric1927 in the near future! one thing I would like to know about is your view on big cities versus small towns etc.. which you find best. I am 18 and have grown up in a small town, it is starting to get bigger every year and more expensive. I just want to know if you enjoy the big city more than small towns and if you changed your oppinion the older you got. Thanks again, Ryan.

[seraphinapandora]

Oh! That's really awesome!

[daylily2000]

Thank you so much for your stories, Jim. I'm rather spellbound by them and am checking in often for your next bit of history to share.

You have a natural, pleasant manner of conversation and I've enjoyed your videos most of all I've seen on youtube.

[superman56]

Hello Jim,

Your stories are awesome and it makes it even more interested as I'm really interested in radios too. I got my own ham radio which i got and half built a while ago. I'm amazed by so much stuff and hard work you had to do to get a radio back then. These days you can just get a nice SW radio for global radio stations online or at a nearby store. Can't wait for your next video.

Take Care,

TJ