Anyone know of a good repairman for old transistor radios??? Please PM me, Thanks!!!

i can repair them.
what do you have?
unless you arre all thumbs you may be able to do it yourself.
post the make model and symptoms.

I've been repairing transistor radios (both American and off-shore), as well as audio and radio restoration since the mid 1960's. Located in Upstate NY. If you need advice, email me.
-Dave

I repair/restore antique TV's, mainly Predictas, but I need help on a Panasonic RX 5100 BOOMBOX. My 81 year old cousin brought it to me awhile back (he thinks I can fix anything, ha!). The Panasonic is clean and has a lot of sentimental-and practical-use for him. He said it was working fine till he plugged it into his car's cigarette lighter plug. I checked the power supply;seems to be working, puts out DC, etc. If I put my ear next to a speaker, I can hear a very slight "hiss". I'd be glad to pay for a repair-help!
Larry in Texas

I repair/restore antique TV's, mainly Predictas, but I need help on a Panasonic RX 5100 BOOMBOX. My 81 year old cousin brought it to me awhile back (he thinks I can fix anything, ha!). The Panasonic is clean and has a lot of sentimental-and practical-use for him. He said it was working fine till he plugged it into his car's cigarette lighter plug. I checked the power supply;seems to be working, puts out DC, etc. If I put my ear next to a speaker, I can hear a very slight "hiss". I'd be glad to pay for a repair-help!
Larry in Texas
reversed polarty may have occured.
ouch!
might not be too hard to fix or might be a wreck.
have you opened it up and looked for damage?

Checked it visually, no blown electrolytics, burned resistors, etc. Can you help-I could mail it to you?