Radio and TV repair shops in the 1950's

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Radio and TV repair shops in the 1950's

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I found this interesting and thought maybe some of you would as well. :D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EchNux8SSpQ
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Mighty interesting. Watched a few minutes of it, decided to save it to watch this weekend on TV.
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Thank You Greg, I enjoyed that immensely. As a kid i always liked to go into shops.
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You are welcome, Hydro. Glad you enjoyed it... :D :D
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I watched it this evening at work. I had almost missed On Patrol Live and had to watch each episode Friday and Saturday. I worked in a shop not too much different from his, only with much fewer tubes. very interesting. It was nice to see we had the same taste in tools.
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