Product Description
Repro Radio Vibrator - For Most Models
Are you tired of buying radio vibrators that only to serve you for only a short while? Then look no further, Antique automobile Radio Vibrators are best in the market. These electronics have been in the market since 1982. Antique automobile Radio, Inc. started manufacturing vibrators because the old ones were of poor quality in that,the longest they would serve customers is 18 months, and there were no new vibrators. They produced them in metal cans, same dimension and base as the original ones. Currently, they have 60 different types, and they all give services for a very long time.
Advantages of solid waste vibrators over mechanical vibrators
You can never go wrong with buying Antique radio vibrator. They are solid waste vibrators which are so different from mechanical vibrators. While mechanical electronics use points that are similar to those of ignition system of old cars to switch electrical current solid waste use transistors that are known to have reliable operations of about 1 million per second fora long time.The mechanical electronics have not been produced for over thirty years, and those in the market, age is affecting them.For these and many more reasons We believe solid waste vibrators are best to use.
Antique car radio vibrators are produced to be used by most Blaupunkt, Becker, some models from Australia and other radios from the Europe. It is important to remember that just like any other solid waste electronics Antique Automobile Radio vibrators are delicate and fragile. They are polarity sensitive. Also, remember to replace your buffer condenser every time you replace your vibrator. Do not waste your money any more on radio electronics that only serve you for a short while. Visit Vintage car radio and buy antique automobile radio vibrator and you will never regret. We do deliveries every corner of the world. All you need is to email us your order.
The auto radios of the 30s, 40s and 50s were made by Motorola, Philco, Bendix, Sylvania, RCA, Zenith, Detrola, Wells-Gardner and others, all of whom had either gone out of business or turned their attention to other ventures, and had abandoned the old car market.
At that time, there were no new vibrators available, and the original ones had a life of about 18 months in regular service. We designed a solid state vibrator and produced it in metal cans with the same base and physical dimensions as the originals. The greatest benefit of the solid state design was its long service life. Indeed many of our first vibrators are still in regular service. Today we sell over 60 different types of vibrators and ship to every corner of the globe.
