ISBN: 9798172521447 (4 Ergebnisse)

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. That silent radio in the attic may not be beyond saving. With the right sequence, the right tools, and a serious respect for high voltage, you can learn how to bring classic tube and early transistor radios back to life-even if you have never soldered or read a schematic before.Vintage Radio Repair Handbook takes you from your first inspection to final testing with a beginner-friendly restoration process built around one central goal: helping you understand what you are doing instead of blindly replacing parts.Inside, you'll learn how to: Set up a safer workbench and understand dangerous B+, stored capacitor charge, and hot-chassis radiosIdentify resistors, capacitors, vacuum tubes, transformers, coils, rectifiers, and early transistors on sightRead vintage radio schematics without needing an engineering backgroundUse an isolation transformer, dim-bulb tester, multimeter, soldering iron, and other essential restoration toolsReplace deteriorated electrolytic, paper, and wax capacitors correctlyDiagnose dead, humming, weak, distorted, and intermittent radios systematicallyService tube and early transistor sets and understand their different failure modesAlign AM and FM receivers and restore proper sensitivity and dial trackingRestore wood, Bakelite, dials, knobs, and grille clothUse practical tube-substitution and capacitor/resistor conversion reference chartsRather than treating an old receiver as a mysterious collection of parts, Andrew M. Addis breaks it into understandable systems and follows the same order a real restoration should take-from safety checks to controlled power-up, repair, alignment, and long-term care.If you have an old radio waiting to play again, start your first restoration with Vintage Radio Repair Handbook today. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - That silent radio in the attic may not be beyond saving. With the right sequence, the right tools, and a serious respect for high voltage, you can learn how to bring classic tube and early transistor radios back to life-even if you have never soldered or read a schematic before.Vintage Radio Repair Handbook takes you from your first inspection to final testing with a beginner-friendly restoration process built around one central goal: helping you understand what you are doing instead of blindly replacing parts.Inside, you'll learn how to: - Set up a safer workbench and understand dangerous B+, stored capacitor charge, and hot-chassis radios- Identify resistors, capacitors, vacuum tubes, transformers, coils, rectifiers, and early transistors on sight- Read vintage radio schematics without needing an engineering background- Use an isolation transformer, dim-bulb tester, multimeter, soldering iron, and other essential restoration tools- Replace deteriorated electrolytic, paper, and wax capacitors correctly- Diagnose dead, humming, weak, distorted, and intermittent radios systematically- Service tube and early transistor sets and understand their different failure modes- Align AM and FM receivers and restore proper sensitivity and dial tracking- Restore wood, Bakelite, dials, knobs, and grille cloth- Use practical tube-substitution and capacitor/resistor conversion reference chartsRather than treating an old receiver as a mysterious collection of parts, Andrew M. Addis breaks it into understandable systems and follows the same order a real restoration should take-from safety checks to controlled power-up, repair, alignment, and long-term care.If you have an old radio waiting to play again, start your first restoration with Vintage Radio Repair Handbook today.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. That silent radio in the attic may not be beyond saving. With the right sequence, the right tools, and a serious respect for high voltage, you can learn how to bring classic tube and early transistor radios back to life-even if you have never soldered or read a schematic before.Vintage Radio Repair Handbook takes you from your first inspection to final testing with a beginner-friendly restoration process built around one central goal: helping you understand what you are doing instead of blindly replacing parts.Inside, you'll learn how to: Set up a safer workbench and understand dangerous B+, stored capacitor charge, and hot-chassis radiosIdentify resistors, capacitors, vacuum tubes, transformers, coils, rectifiers, and early transistors on sightRead vintage radio schematics without needing an engineering backgroundUse an isolation transformer, dim-bulb tester, multimeter, soldering iron, and other essential restoration toolsReplace deteriorated electrolytic, paper, and wax capacitors correctlyDiagnose dead, humming, weak, distorted, and intermittent radios systematicallyService tube and early transistor sets and understand their different failure modesAlign AM and FM receivers and restore proper sensitivity and dial trackingRestore wood, Bakelite, dials, knobs, and grille clothUse practical tube-substitution and capacitor/resistor conversion reference chartsRather than treating an old receiver as a mysterious collection of parts, Andrew M. Addis breaks it into understandable systems and follows the same order a real restoration should take-from safety checks to controlled power-up, repair, alignment, and long-term care.If you have an old radio waiting to play again, start your first restoration with Vintage Radio Repair Handbook today. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. That silent radio in the attic may not be beyond saving. With the right sequence, the right tools, and a serious respect for high voltage, you can learn how to bring classic tube and early transistor radios back to life-even if you have never soldered or read a schematic before.Vintage Radio Repair Handbook takes you from your first inspection to final testing with a beginner-friendly restoration process built around one central goal: helping you understand what you are doing instead of blindly replacing parts.Inside, you'll learn how to: Set up a safer workbench and understand dangerous B+, stored capacitor charge, and hot-chassis radiosIdentify resistors, capacitors, vacuum tubes, transformers, coils, rectifiers, and early transistors on sightRead vintage radio schematics without needing an engineering backgroundUse an isolation transformer, dim-bulb tester, multimeter, soldering iron, and other essential restoration toolsReplace deteriorated electrolytic, paper, and wax capacitors correctlyDiagnose dead, humming, weak, distorted, and intermittent radios systematicallyService tube and early transistor sets and understand their different failure modesAlign AM and FM receivers and restore proper sensitivity and dial trackingRestore wood, Bakelite, dials, knobs, and grille clothUse practical tube-substitution and capacitor/resistor conversion reference chartsRather than treating an old receiver as a mysterious collection of parts, Andrew M. Addis breaks it into understandable systems and follows the same order a real restoration should take-from safety checks to controlled power-up, repair, alignment, and long-term care.If you have an old radio waiting to play again, start your first restoration with Vintage Radio Repair Handbook today. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…