Nope. I am using the ceiling fan for an antenna. I started building the antenna you posted about awhile back.

We have a blurb on the message board, in red letters. Spambots still try posting their garbage by not following the rules. Bottom feeders every one ....

It's called fishing for a sucker. The seller is hoping the buyer will be that sucker.....

Posting their locations by new members is a courtesy rather than a requirement. Perhaps we should revisit that.....

I have a set of speakers that came out of a stereo theater that had the 100 watt Amp if they would help you ....

Five posts don't take long. You already have three......

I would need to check for sure, but I think that's model 419. That one doesn't have remote control.....

You are a new member. After you make five posts you could download the schematic to the Downloads extension at the top of the index page....

Thanks for sharing and welcome to our forum......

The discussion on this topic should be continued on the RCA board.

Old English won't fill the spots where the finish is gone, but it will help hide them....

I would go easy with the carb cleaner. That stuff has acetone in it. If I remember correctly that blonde finish is paint based. What kind of paint is on it? If it is latex, you might get by using waterless hand cleaner and 0000 steel wool. Good luck....

The rule he was referring to is a computer rule, not a forum rule. Like I have said before, clear the cookies from your browser and the forum.

I hope you are all well and I know you are busy. Take care of yourselves with the storms and heat. Stop in and say hi when you get a minute...

I have never seen this system on any tone arm other than the Custom. I wonder how they managed the extra plumbing without increasing tone arm weight....

Old cars are sometimes crabby like old people can be. How many other old Chevys did you see? How many high fives did you get? I'll bet it felt good when it started and you were going down the road....

Yes sir. Good to see you on the forum.....

Welcome Andreas! We hope you enjoy the forum. Thanks for sharing your project.

That is a nice stereo, Brett. German stuff can be a challenge. They sound good when they are working.....

That must have been quite the rig in its day.....