Westinghouse Six Transistor Radio, 1960's

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    When I found this radio, it had batteries from the 1960's inside AND it still worked!

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    1. freeduino 50 months ago | reply

      because these fotographers already state all the conditions in their creative commons license how to use the picture and did not mention that they want to be asked for permission first. there could be a reason why this license was invented.
      maybe some of these commentators don't even know what creative commons means or have never used it.

    2. bestfor / richard 47 months ago | reply

      I'm a great radio fan and so I saw this photo at once. I still have radios that I had and also which still work from the 1960s. I don't understand the frequency dial here because we used to have transistors with metres on them and then when the Japanese sets cornered the market they changed to kHz sometime in the mid 70s. A great radio photo.
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    3. batterymaker1 44 months ago | reply

      I have one of those. Main weakness is their flimsy plastic battery holder. Otherwise, pretty good looking sets.

    4. MarkAmsterdam 26 months ago | reply

      Hi, Very nice radio ! I own the same model, but in a different colours.

      WESTINGHOUSE 6 Transistor Portable Radio 1960

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