Antique Radio Repair Academy -ARRA

Here's a blog article on the repair of a unique GM portable.

Belmont 513 Tube Radio Repair; Another One Back From The Dead. - Retro Radio Shop Restoration Journal The Belmont General Motors 513 A Full Restoration · Retro Radio Shop Phase 00 — Background The Portable That Did Everything AC, DC, or battery — the Belmont 513 came ready for whatever the road threw at it Some radios know exactly what they are. Console sets sit in the parlo...

Here’s a good read on the age old Bluetooth upgrade debate.

Bluetooth Upgrade Your Antique Radio? The Debate Explore whether you should Bluetooth upgrade your antique radio. Discover the pros and cons of modernizing vintage sound.

Heres a great guide on valuating a vintage radio. It also has an interactive calculator as well.

What Is My Antique Radio Worth in Today's Market? Curious about the value of your vintage radio? Discover what influences what is my antique radio worth in this helpful guide.

Here’s a good article on how to pack a vintage radio or equipment for shipping. If you are buying a radio it is important to communicate with the sender/seller how to do so properly. Send them a link to this page so your purchase arrives in one piece.

How To Pack A Vintage, Retro Or Antique Radio - Retro Radio Shop How to Pack a Vintage Radiofor Shipping Ship a vintage or antique tube radio confidently. Learn how to pack a vintage radio safely in 4 easy steps. There's nothing more disappointing than a vintage radio arriving at its destination sounding like a kaleidoscope when shaken. These are finite pieces of...

An article on why your Antique Radio or Amp may be buzzing/humming and how to fix it.

Antique Radio Is Buzzing: Common Causes Explained - Retro Radio Shop Is your Antique Radio buzzing? Discover causes of the 60-cycle hum and how to fix it with our troubleshooting guide.

Heres a great article on that green slime we have all seen on vintage electronics gear power cords.

Power Cord Green Goo: Understanding the Phenomenon Uncover the mystery of Power Cord Green Goo, a byproduct of aging PVC insulation in vintage electronics.

Here’s an article on how to replace selenium rectifiers for anyone interested.

https://www.retroradioshop.com/blogs/news/how-to-replace-a-selenium-rectifier

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How To Repair An Antique Radio - Retro Radio Shop Every want to know How To Repair An Antique Radio? The process is similar with all Retro, Vintage or Antique Tube Radios so follow along. Some specialized equipment is used and the following scenario details a typical job that presents itself. You can receive a refresher HERE on How an AM Radio Work...

For anyone interested in learning how to repair vintage car radios, the ARRA certification course is now available online. It’s stuffed full of great content and even covers 8 track and cassette deck repair. Also learn how to install a Bluetooth or aux input the proper way. If you are performing repairs or upgrades, successful completion of the course/exam allows you to display the ARRA recommended logo on your site, invoices or sales information. The course is 15% off currently and the first 50 enrolments receive an ARRA mug.

https://www.arracad.com/vintage-car-radio-repair-course