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ARC lists a vintage electronics club in FLORIDA Jacksonville Antique Radio Soc. www.jarsradioclub.com . Maintaining a dry, bug-free space there would be a challenge, though. I took a long break from electronics once I became a homeowner in 1988, and had to learn plumbing, roofing and everything else while keeping several vehicles roadworthy. At the time, a 1977 Magnavox Touch-tune T995 chassis set, Hi-fi VCR and audio equipment was all trouble-free. I still did install TV antennas though. as cable was not all over like it is now.But I kept everything in a dry basement. It was not until a friend put me in the paper 14 years later that I got into it again. then I got all kinds of interesting offers and started repairing radios again. Today, I look at my old Pontiacs (and do-lists in each) with resignation , which are surrounded by a TV-Radio collection now, and would rather engage in the only hobby I can afford.
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"When resistors increase in value, they're worthless" -Dave G Last edited by DavGoodlin; 05-21-2014 at 03:01 PM. Reason: Add club info |
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