Garage Sale Trail - 25th October 2014
Publicado 2014-10-30
- 1962 Philco T-8J21 transistor radio, which works perfectly. (cost $10)
- 1950s Rival Ice-O-Mat ice crusher in light yellow. (cost $40)
- 1960s Pilot anodized loudspeaker with original box (cost $6)
- (1970s?) Realistic TRC-217 CB transceiver (cost $2)
- Soldering iron (possibly 60W) (cost $3)
- Box of incandescent lamps (cost $2)
- 10A Kambrook powerboard (cost $1)
- Set of clear incandescent Christmas lights (cost $4)
- Set of coloured incandescent Christmas lights (cost $5)
- 1960s telephone table/seat (free)
- 1950s Frigidaire Quickube icetray ($4)
Todos los comentarios (15)
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The little Philco is a beauty, what a find, beautiful! I'm going to remember this 'Garage Sale Trail' for next year for sure, didn't know about that...
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Great finds! I liked the old Philco.
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Hi Chris. Great to see another video And a fantastic haul. That ice tray will go great with your vintage fridge. The philco is awesome. All the best. Bobby
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The Philco is a great find! & with it's cover too!
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Good finds!
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Nice stuff man! That ice crusher reminds me of the SSI PRI - MAX!
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epic scores !!!
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The horn speaker is from the late 70's. Be careful plugging it into your phone as it's fitted with a mono plug. As the phone has a stereo socket, the right channel gets shorted out. You only hear the left channel through the speaker. That model of Kambrook powerboard came out around 1980 and they were not cheap compared to today. Surviving examples usually need the neon replaced and the switch mechanisms need a bit of clean up. As for the handheld CB, the reason for 10 AA cells is because when you use NiCd cells, the terminal voltage is only 1.2V per cell, thus 10 are needed to get 12V. The radios were supplied with two dummy cells to use with carbon zinc or alkaline cells, otherwise it gets fed with 15V. I couldn't see the soldering iron clearly enough, but the clamp around the barrel suggests it might be a Lotring. The clamp is meant to have a small stand attached to it. Undoing the clamp allows the element to be unplugged and replaced. It looks similar to a 50W model I have.
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nice bulbs!!!!!!
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philco radio made by healing??, Interesting!
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"F" is fine & "C" is Coarse Ice!!
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the ferromagnetic CFL ballast is awesome, I only know the electronic
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hey fairlane will u please got to another dump and show off the e waste agin that was cool!
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Aah bugger the main car boot is off till April now :'(
