I don't see any recent activity, but I want to wish that any lurkers have a Blessed Christmas!To you also Michael.
On 12/18/2021 17:28, Michael Terrell wrote:
I don't see any recent activity, but I want to wish that any lurkers
have a Blessed Christmas!
It is unfortunate; I greatly appreciated lurking here reading about old radios not that many years ago (fewer than 6 years). I came back to
Usenet a year ago, and this group is now almost deader than a doornail.
I still keep my eye on it, but I was wondering if anyone else still
lurked also.
Merry Christmas!
I don't see any recent activity, but I want to wish that any lurkers have a Blessed Christmas!
On Sat, 18 Dec 2021 20:39:24 -0500, Michael Trew wrote:
On 12/18/2021 17:28, Michael Terrell wrote:
I don't see any recent activity, but I want to wish that any lurkers
have a Blessed Christmas!
It is unfortunate; I greatly appreciated lurking here reading about old
radios not that many years ago (fewer than 6 years). I came back to
Usenet a year ago, and this group is now almost deader than a doornail.
I still keep my eye on it, but I was wondering if anyone else still
lurked also.
Merry Christmas!
It isn't totally dead. Everybody seems to be lurking but not posting.
I have a 1943 or so Philco five band radio that still somewhat works.
Sadly most radio these days is digital. I inherited it as a child from my grandfather. I miss having a local radio station that plays the older
radio shows on Sunday night.
I don't see any recent activity, but I want to wish that any lurkers have a Blessed Christmas!
On 12/18/21 10:59 PM, David LaRue wrote:
I have a 1943 or so Philco five band radio that still somewhat works.
Sadly most radio these days is digital. I inherited it as a child
from my grandfather. I miss having a local radio station that plays
the older radio shows on Sunday night.
Internet streaming: <https://the1920snetwork.com/wordpress/>
Use an AM transmitter to send it to your radio.
I don't see any recent activity, but I want to wish that any lurkers have a Blessed Christmas!
Most of the rest of my collection will go to the Northland Antique Radio Club Radio-Daze swap meet next spring, pandemic permitting, to be sold off at bargain prices. Anyone within driving distance of western WI is welcome to come browse ahead of that.
Terry:
I hope you are holding onto that Silvertone Rocket!
Peter Wieck
Melrose Park, PA
On Monday, December 20, 2021 at 12:54:31 PM UTC-6, pf...@aol.com wrote:
Terry:
I hope you are holding onto that Silvertone Rocket!
Peter Wieck
Melrose Park, PA
I am holding onto the Rocket, a couple dozen others, but that's about it. Very little space in the new house to display radios, we downsized by about 2/3rds in square footage - but traded up to a very nice piece of lakeshore.
Michael, the swap meet is about 50 miles from me in Minnesota. What car meet do you go to in August?
On 12/18/21 10:59 PM, David LaRue wrote:
I have a 1943 or so Philco five band radio that still somewhat works.
Sadly most radio these days is digital. I inherited it as a child
from my
grandfather. I miss having a local radio station that plays the older
radio shows on Sunday night.
Internet streaming: <https://the1920snetwork.com/wordpress/>
Use an AM transmitter to send it to your radio.
Op 19-12-2021 om 8:10 schreef Fox's Mercantile:
On 12/18/21 10:59 PM, David LaRue wrote:
I have a 1943 or so Philco five band radio that still somewhat works.
Sadly most radio these days is digital. I inherited it as a child
from my
grandfather. I miss having a local radio station that plays the older
radio shows on Sunday night.
Internet streaming: <https://the1920snetwork.com/wordpress/>
Use an AM transmitter to send it to your radio.
Doesn't work here.
Is that because I am not in the USA?
(the Netherlands )
This one works OK:
https://mytuner-radio.com/radio/classic-rock-blues-443355/
Rink
Rink <rink.hof.haalditmaarweg@planet.nl> wrote in news:sqpskh$uq6$1@dont- email.me:
Op 19-12-2021 om 8:10 schreef Fox's Mercantile:
On 12/18/21 10:59 PM, David LaRue wrote:
I have a 1943 or so Philco five band radio that still somewhat works.
Sadly most radio these days is digital. I inherited it as a child
from my
grandfather. I miss having a local radio station that plays the older >>>> radio shows on Sunday night.
Internet streaming: <https://the1920snetwork.com/wordpress/>
Use an AM transmitter to send it to your radio.
Doesn't work here.
Is that because I am not in the USA?
(the Netherlands )
That one didn't work for me either.
This one works OK:
https://mytuner-radio.com/radio/classic-rock-blues-443355/
Rink
They play music from 1900's till 1940's.
VLC gives artists and titles info, including years..
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