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I thought you said STD and I'm not talking about interstate phone calls either! xxx Why are all the brilliant guys straight? I need a husband too you know????

Excellent job Dave, more things to learn..Thanks for sharing your immense knowledge..Hope you're keeping well..😅 Ed..uk

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Its a masterpiece to me Mr Tipton.

What a pro you are doing this job for a friend like Don. Just two amazing guys on a great collab.

Very nice rewind video David, I LOVE your rewinder tool! That is so nice!

3XY. Where the wrinklies fly. Now I know I'm 63. I love valve driven gear. I own a Primaluna HP integrated amp. 6 12AU7s pre. 8 EL34s post. It sounds delicious.

Hope that the Enamelled Copper wire doesn't break.

Nice one Dave! It worked well enough. I remember we emailed a bit at the time you had my Loewe Opta Meteor power transformer to rewind and you went the whole hog in buying this winding equipment. I hope you get some more interesting jobs to complete with the winder. Thanks for sharing! Cheers! Peter😊

Great Video Dave, short and sweet. Great video.

Such a cool machine David. You make it look easy. Thanks for sharing. 73 de KB7ICI.....Bill.

Dave, the coil master .....

You are the official coil whisperer. I watched Don's 1st episode of that radio and figured he would be sending that field coil to you. It's great to see fellow radio restorers helping each other out. Another great video as usual.

Hello dave I have been looking into setting up a coil winding machine have been finding more and more of a need for one !

14,000 turns, 1,400 ohms, so multiply or divide to get one or the other, so would that work as a rough guestimate for most field coils?

David I like your approach to making some thing work again thanks for the video

Where did the machine come from? Aliexpress?

Nice work David!

Hello David. Quite enjoyed your video on re winding the speaker coil. Hope it worked. Take care Derrick.

hi David....that field coil re-wind was a perfect job for the World Famous Buzz Winder! 🍺🍺

Nice work, very clean. Most people don't understand if a radio uses a field winding, you can't replace with pm speaker unless you put a choke where the field winding was.

Very impressive! Thanks for the video.

Great, now I finally know what Don's shed actually looks like.

Great job Dave!! Is there anything that you can not fix.😉

Nice work David sir thank you so much for the sharing this video sir 👍 😊❤❤

Just finished both videos and it was so pleasing to see this collaboration on YT within our radio community, it was great team work for sure. 2 thumbs up for both of you. Seeing the re-winding go so smoothly was immensely satisfying so was the moment Don got sound from his bench speaker. I'm happy for both of you and never had any doubts you could pull this off Dave. Thank's for sharing. I'm off to re-string a Marantz receiver now and i'll try to shoot some footage to help others sometimes struggling with this part. Have a great day mate.

Your winding rig seems to work really well. Very smooth!

Another quality repair Dave.. Nice Work!! Hopefully will see you Sunday!!!

Brills mate!

I believe you have done these by hand before. Hey, Mate.

Insightful and valuable information as always DT. Just hope Don appreciates it 🤪

Another wonderful adventure !!

Another enjoyable video Dave. *****

Getting your coil winder set up to keep the wire smooth and flat reminds me of getting my Webster-Chicago wire recorder properly adjusted to wind the wire smoothly onto the takeup spool and have it lie flat without tangling. And then after having listened to whatever had been recorded on the wire, I have to wind the wire back onto the supply spool without breaking or tangling it...always a bit nerve-wracking. Here you don't have to worry about transferring it back and forth between spools. Nice repair!

Nice job!

After you get more experience you will realize the number of turns and DC resistance is ridiculously inconsequential. You can simply use wire close to the same size and fill the form with wire. It will work fine without all the hassle. The number of turns and resistance will be easily close enough to what the original was to work fine.

Brilliant. Thank you so much for sharing your skill and expertise.

Hi Dave , you know what will happen now? Jobs from all over the world hahaha. Many thanks from UK.

Great job on that coil.

Olá David .sou brasileiro e sou fan do seu trabalho já vi dezenas de vídeo seu confesso fico apaixonado pelo seu trabalho sou aposentado técnico de rádio mas no interior com muita dificuldade mas me realismo curtido seus vídeos um abraço.

Great job, a real (reel) wind up on Don's shed, which looks better than I remember from last time it was shown on his channel.😆 Which wing of your mansion do you work in on your radio restorations in David? I couldn't tell from Don's video. 😉

Dave, if you're not careful you're going to receive rewind requests from the entire restoration community. Your wife's gift is impressive if I were in your shoes I do the dishes once in a while as a Thank You. Great video

Wow, quick and easy. That's the way it should be. can you tell us more about your coil winding machine? Make / Model?

A great looking radio, but those "piano" operated switches! Wrestling in the US has a word: "kayfabe". I also like the weight in the tuning mechanism to give good "knob feel"; yes, that is what the American audiophiles call it, but us Brits know that it means... [Continued page 94] {ref. Private Eye Magazine}

Always interesting to watch coil winding, David. For some radios so it is an integral part of the radios repair. Many old radio sets get scraped because the repairer is unable to rewind a burnt-out IF coil, transformer or speaker coil. As you show, David, with a bit of patience, all can learn to repair/rewind coils.

As usual Mr Tipton saves the day, thanks for the video David allways a pleasure.

Nice work, Dave. Your getting good at these coil windings. Thanks for sharing.

David you make it look easy! Cheers!

Hi Dave Excellent job on that coil looked real professional. I usually watch Don's chanel look forward to his next video.

Way over my paygrade. Good job.