Vintage Radio Repair

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tanick
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Vintage Radio Repair

Post by tanick »

Anyone know who can service and repair old radios?

I bought a 70's Becker Grand Prix from a guy who seems to sell many of them. He's on ebay as 'seerm' and runs mbclassics. I didn't test it when it arrived last January, only fitting it in the car in May when I got it back. Anyway, it didn't work so I emailed him a few times to complain. He washed his hands of it and at the time I didn't have time to go to his 'showroom' and cause a 'scene' as my wife likes to call it. I figure what goes around comes around and I would well advise anyone else not to buy from him.

Inspecting it I found a dry connection and fixed it quite quickly with fresh solder. However, its just packed up again and I can't fix it.

Anyone else had one repaired?
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Post by Derek »

Interesting :| , I've bid on a lot of Becker Grand Prix from this guy. I'll give it a miss from now on :( .

There is a place in Cheshire can repair them :) . I'll look it up in the morning and send the details.
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Post by sprintstar67 »

The place in cheshire is funnily enough called "the Vintage Wireless Co." there you go!
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