The schematic shows the tube layout. It is available here: http://www.nostalgiaair.org/Resources/225/M0017225.htm or here: http://www.radiomuseum.org/r/sears_roeb_100196_4786.html
First, do not power it up before replacing at least the electrolytic capacitors, as you can easily destroy the...
That is a very good sounding AM & FM radio. I have one. The seller had it playing, so I listened to it for an hour or so before taking it apart to begin the restoration. I normally cut the cord off as soon as I get one, as expensive damage can result if an old radio is powered-up prior to...
The pantyhose I've tried thus far work well under a wool suit, but seem to catch more on synthetic blend trousers. I'll be going to a cold part of central Europe in December (Vilnius, Lithuania) for the 80th birthday of my wife's father, so I'll be able to compare them to the silk long...
That is why the dress shoes with padding at the back of the heel are best. I got a pair made in Italy which are much more comfortable than some far more expensive ones I've owned.
Thanks for posting the link.
I had a pair of Allen Edmonds a few years ago, but did not like them.
In the early 1980s, I worked at washington University in St. Louis (my alma mater) and walked miles and miles all over the campus. I once bought a pair of "old man" shoes with very thick...
I finally decided to try them (full support versions), and like them. They are excellent under both dress and casual clothing. They will also be excellent for air travel and other situations with long periods of sitting.
I'm wearing their A560 model (sheer full support pantyhose) now, and...
Rain or shine - its indoors. I'm now a member of the board of directors of the Southern California Antique Radio Society and invite all of you to come to enjoy the radios at our annual auction, open to the public* this year:
It is Saturday, February 20 at St. Andrews Lutheran Church
15520...
Your intentions are good, but it is not that simple. I would much rather be in a new house, or a properly retrofitted old house. Of course, a poorly built new house is no good (we noticed tie-downs with no nuts on the bolts at some other houses in our subdivision during our visits when they...
What about guys who don't like strong booze? A well-made (that means with ice cream) Grasshopper is one of my favorites. Kir Royale (Champagne with Creme de Cassis is another). I generally avoid beer, but the dark sweet beers are sometimes interesting.
A few months ago we found a wonderful Korean restaurant in a very unlikely place. The food was good enough for it to be a white tablecloth place, and many Korean people eat there. The prices are low. It is on the basement level of a highrise, next to the chiller and boiler rooms, along the...
I have personally inspected many houses of all ages for asbestos, lead (paint and ceramic tile) and/or mold.
Did you know that asbestos was still used in many common materials until the middle or even late 1980s (e.g. drywall joint compound, stucco, sheet vinyl flooring, HVAC ducts)...
I won't forget going to Sears in Northwest Plaza in St. Louis County (before they ruined a beautiful outdoor mall full of one of a kind fountains and so forth) and seeing a sales guy at Sears wearing a short suit - pants and jacket!
Is it transluchent? If so, it is not Bakelite, but may be Catalin, essentially the same material, but without fillers. Here is one article I found on such materials:
http://www.coololdgames.com/CatvsBak.html
I had no idea that the Brown derby still existed, as I thought it had been demolished many years ago. Perhaps I was thinking of some other restaurant in Hollywood.
What about The Edison in downtown LA? I have yet to make it there.
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