Hacker Sovereign III RP72MB
Hacker Sovereign III RP72MB Portable. Having a soft spot for Roberts and Hackers, when this little lady came into the shop, I tossed away all […]
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Hacker Sovereign III RP72MB Portable. Having a soft spot for Roberts and Hackers, when this little lady came into the shop, I tossed away all […]
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Rescued this Bush DAC90 from being “Up-cycled”, sale in a dog charity shop, via a heads up from the great Brad Swift. This set was
Bush DAC90, a rescue. Read More »
Customer donated this little set. PYE P93W. Cosmetically nice condition, so wanting a rest from LCD TVs, I thought I would have a play. AC-DC
Another Bush DAC90A, I will not die! A warm spring day, the peace only shattered by the continuing road works, new drains being fitted and
Bush DAC90A Another lovely restoration Read More »
Murphy A262 table top wireless. This set was sent over to me here in Spain from a friend. It had been sitting in the
Murphy A262 table top wireless Read More »
A fine Kolster Brandes Rejectostat model 666, 1933 I forgot about this set that I restored in the early ‘90s. I recall buying at as
Kolster Brandes “Rejectostat” model 666, 1933 Read More »
Always like it when you get something in to repair that is a nice piece of kit and the owner appreciates what he or she
Hacker RP18 AM-FM portable radio Read More »
This portable holds a special place with me. MasterRadio, Sobell, GEC etc.. all became one and these sets sported those names in different colour cases.
MasterRadio LW-MW-SW portable Read More »
Such a dinky little set. Very small and only takes 2 x 1.5v batteries. The owner said I could have it after he saw my
Vista 36 Transistor 7 Read More »
A friend in the UK sent this set out to me in a box of other radios, some for keeps and some for repairs. As
ITT/KB SL75 radio cassette Read More »
Sorting through a box of portable radios, a Bush fell onto the bench. There was a range of these sets brought out by the Rank
Bush TR230 AM portable Read More »
These were all the rage in the early `70s. They were badged under silly names like Satellite, Sky King and so on. They were sold
Early 1970s Transistor AM-FM portable Read More »