R1155 Tuning Drive

[pwdrive]

Those familiar with these receivers will know how the original tuning drive works, for those that are unsure then this link to Dick and Smithy will reveal all, description is on the last three pages:

http://vintageradio.me.uk/radconnav/1962/nov62.htm

Lawrence.

[Joe]

Darned interesting. Lawrence. It's a shame we can't get hold of some more of those Dick and smithy articles.

- Joe

[pwdrive]

Darned interesting. Lawrence. It's a shame we can't get hold of some more of those Dick and smithy articles.

- Joe

Hi Joe, there are quite a few available, I saw a load the other day on the web, might be on another webpage of the site I linked too, can't look now as mock the week is on and I am eating my cornflakes and rice crispies with demarara suger on top!

Lawrence.

[Joe]

There are a couple here: http://www.radioconstructors.info/iyw/iyw.html

I'm listening to my DAC90 and drinking Bridge Bitter.

- Joe

[pwdrive]

There are a couple here: http://www.radioconstructors.info/iyw/iyw.html

I'm listening to my DAC90 and drinking Bridge Bitter.

- Joe

What a pair we are....here's the link, the first Dick & Smithy is 1956 (scroll down to)

Lawrence.

[Joe]

The link seems to have dropped off but it's http://vintageradio.me.uk/radconnav/1956/apr56.htm

- Joe

[AlanBeckett]

I'm listening to my DAC90 and drinking Bridge Bitter.

I'm obliged to point out, as a Burtonian, that it's only pretend Bridge Bitter, although when I tried it it was pretty good.
The Bridge Bitter at the Bridge Brewery tonight was splendid, as you can tell by my dodgy typing

Alan

[pwdrive]

http://www.vintageradio.me.uk/radconnav/iywindex.htm

Dick & Smithy.

Lawrence.

[Yorkie]

I'm listening to my DAC90 and drinking Bridge Bitter.

The Bridge Bitter at the Bridge Brewery tonight was splendid, as you can tell by my dodgy typing

Alan

Shouldn't that be 'dodgy tippling'?