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Before spending too much money I recommend you take some time, do your homework and educate yourself. Then have fun and collect what you like. Although the main focus of this article is to broaden your knowledge base, make sure you don’t just collect for investment or get caught up in only possessing what are considered “must haves”. Sure, you’ll want some key radios but make sure you collect what you like. Have fun and buy radios that appeal to your personal tastes.
Having been interested in radios for a very long time now .I have now got over fifty of them in my bedroom . I cant resist buying them So i guess i am hooked. I have one particular one . channel transistor type 30. marked CHANNEL SOMERSET ENGLAND . it is a wonderful little radio .bud no doubt could not compete with cheep Japanese products . IV Airwaves (https://www.gta5-mods.com/misc/iv-vladivostok-fm-add-on) Mod by _CP_, icons by Ash_735 I remember wanting some of those early radios. We moved in to a house and found a bakelite portable radio using tubes and a 72 volt everready battery. Would love to have it work. Is there small 72 volt batteries? I own a three star deluxe all transistor radio. Made in Japan. Model # TN 201. Where can I find an antenna and can you tell me how much it is worth. What year was it made. It does work. NOTE: All icons except for Blonded, LSUR and iFruit Radio come form PlasticTangerine's Colored Radio Wheel mod, so all credit should go to him: https://www.gta5-mods.com/misc/colored-radio-hud.
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Does anyone have any info on a “IVY LEAGUER” 7 Transistor Radio any info would be greatly appreciated. NOTE: Make sure you have the latest version of ScriptHookV, otherwise the game will crash when you try to run it.
Does anyone remember (have a pic of?) early transistor radio with alligator clips which I guess were there to aid in reception? Thanks for any pointing. Bill CAs Fred mentioned, there is no way to natively style radio buttons in regards to color, size, etcc. But you can use CSS Pseudo elements to setup an impostor of any given radio button, and style it. Touching on what JamieD said, on how we can use the :after Pseudo element, you can use both :before and :after to achieve a desirable look. Early Zenith radios like the Royal 500 series are also worthy of having in a collection. The first Royal 500 was hand wired and had a metal chassis! The fifth generation Zenith 500 was the 500H. It has a large oval speaker and is considered to be the best sounding/performing portable transistor radio ever. If you’re into high performance you may want to consider this one. An early handwired 500 will fetch more money than the later versions. Sorry about the rambling butI hoped you would appreciate the little true story. BTW, that radio worked for fifteen years, till the plates on the tuner cap bent from ware Remember the value produced by calculation. calculation will only be evaluated during the composition. Re-composition will always return the value produced by composition. MutableStateOf() If you want to use one of the alternate K.U.L.T. icons, use the "hud.ytd" included in their specific folders.
Both stations have custom logos. The colour radio wheel was originally created by HarleyQuinnSquad as part of the GTA Vice City Wave103 Radio Station mod. All credit goes to her. I just added the custom logos for my stations here. Rebuilding CSS content on the :before Pseudo-element to do 2 things - style the outer rim of the radio button and set element to appear first (left of label content). You can learn basic steps on Pseudo-elements here - http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_pseudo_elements.asp label>
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