cool little shop
 

Was at a flea market north of Orlando Florida today along 441. lo and behold was a vendor (a full time one at that) with a little TV shop in a stand alone building. The tube caddies outside the door drew me in. 3 inc Pilots to 30 inch Dumonts. He fixes and sells. It was a blast to the past. Just goes to show there are still some hidden jems out there! I apologize now for not taking some pictures. We talked a little shop for a moment or two and I left. Totally cool.

No pictures...........................
.......................
..............................are you sure it really happened............?

Are You sure you didn't go through a time warp Star Trek fashion ?

I want pictures to prove it wasn't just a dream !

Even if it was a dream I would like a dream like that instead of some I have.

rrrhre2s

Did he have a 30" DuMont in the shop? That set is an imposing sight.

8-foot, 3-inch wingspan when the doors are open.

.

Those 30" Dumonts are quite rare...Especially ones with good CRTs.

It's hard to appreciate just how big the 30-inch tube is unless there's a person standing next to it for scale. Scroll down on this page to the photo with Allen Dumont:

http://www.earlytelevision.org/dumont_ra-119.html

Like others, I would enjoy seeing a couple of photos of that shop.

Regards,

Phil Nelson
Phil's Old Radios
http://antiqueradio.org/index.html

And I'd like the name, address, and contact information.

.

was it Renningers in Mount Dora?

I think it was really a Twilight Zone episode . . . .

:worthless

There are 1 or 2 stands each selling vintage electronics at the Adamstown and Kutztown PA locations.
They are overpriced and largely absentee standholders but this guy in Mount Dora looks for real!

been to his shop, some cool old stuff there, If this is the guy 6GH8 cowboy is talking about.

[QUOTE=Phil Nelson;3109965]It's hard to appreciate just how big the 30-inch tube is unless there's a person standing next to it for scale. Scroll down on this page to the photo with Allen Dumont:

http://www.earlytelevision.org/dumont_ra-119.html

Anyone who visits the ETF or attends the ETF Convention has their photo taken w/the 30" Du Mont Royal Sovereign. Your's truly with the beasty in 2010.
Admittedly poor photo.

-Steve D.

Yeah, but isn't there something fundamentally wrong w/the 30 inchers, & they have NOTORIOUSLY short lives ? Their "Reach Exceeded their Grasp" w/these..