Show us your vintage pocket transistor radios!

[noveltyradio.co]

great radio, Blast, especially having the box for it!
Here is my contribution to keep the ole Rat Shack in the public view!
Its an older transistor, Realistic model 8
Lets see some more transistors!!

ps, how do I make the images smaller?

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Originally Posted by noveltyradio.co

great radio, Blast, especially having the box for it!
Here is my contribution to keep the ole Rat Shack in the public view!
Its an older transistor, Realistic model 8
Lets see some more transistors!!
ps, how do I make the images smaller?

Thanks! I am kind of impressed with that. I'm not usually impressed with my own photos as the camera I used sold for under $200.

I use Photobucket (a free service) to host my photos. After I upload to PB, I can go in, select 'edit' on any of my photos and scale them down to whatever size I want. They have other 'alterations' you can make but I haven't tried any.

You can also use photo editing software on your computer. Like Photoshop, Paint, etc. I like MicroGraphx Photo Magic for doing that kind of stuff, too.
Brian

[noveltyradio.co]

I am using a Cannon Power Shot a510 which is now old by todays standards!
It does great and I use the editing software that came with it and then upload it to my website. Sometimes I still can't figure out how large it will show up here tho!
Have a good radio collecting weekend and hope you find some somewhere!
Might as well put another picture in! Here is a CANDLE PTR-100B

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Originally Posted by noveltyradio.co

---snip--- Sometimes I still can't figure out how large it will show up here tho!---snip

For me, it's all experimenting. For the professional graphics designer they probably know exactly what they are going for.

Interesting Candle- never heard of that one. What's the little leather case for? Earphone?
Brian

[noveltyradio.co]

You are right, the little leather case holds the earphone. We need more pictures of radios, c'mon guys, send them in!