Finding an Unknown Model Number, for your Antique Radio

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Finding an Unknown Model Number, for your Antique Radio

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[barn5923]

Thanks very much.

[AllAmericanFiveRadio]

Thanks barn5923

[metalmoto]

Thank You for this advice. I have two unknown radios in my collection. And I have since identified one. But the other is still a mystery. Some radio companies used the same chassis in many different cabinets. Philco and RCA for example.

[AllAmericanFiveRadio]

Thanks metalmoto

Yes RCA made a lot of radios for GE. I hope you can find the identity of your radio. Something to keep in mind is information is being added everyday to the web. So if you don't find it now I would search again in a few months.

[SpeakerFreak95]

really good video.

[AllAmericanFiveRadio]

Thanks SpeakerFreak95

[AllAmericanFiveRadio]

Thanks joernone

Hey John,

Well, it should be interesting checking it out. Might make a few videos. It will be interesting to me, don't know what I'll find.

Regards,

Rick

[AllAmericanFiveRadio]

Thanks AndyDaviesByTheSea

Hey Andy,

Well, it should be interesting checking it out. Might make a few videos. It will be interesting to me, don't know what I'll find.

Regards,

Rick

[AndyDaviesByTheSea]

Hi Rick, I guess you’ll have to call this one a labour of love, as the thing is, if you scrap it then it’s gone forever. But man it’s a bit of a wreck, maybe the hole in the top is to let the bats out?

Keep having fun with your radios and thanks for sharing.

Kind Regards ... Andy

[AllAmericanFiveRadio]

@OlegKostoglatov

Ah. The electrolytic capacitors are not original to this set.