Ferguson 3R20 Transistor Radio

 Here we have a little Ferguson 3R20 Transistor Radio by Thorn EMI Ferguson Ltd Made in Taiwan

240v 50Hz 5W Batteries 4 C 1.5v most likely made in the early 1970s, this Radio most likely was a big hit with teenagers in the 1970s when all the best bands were around, and we still had the BBCs Top of the Pops

Vintage kyoritsu meter K-1200p.

Here we have a Vintage Kyoritsu meter K-1200p, It will test Voltage Ohms and Milliamps it was made in Japan it works on (volt and 1.5 batteries) used by electronic repairmen around the world.

cassette tape player recorder portable Model No. Trophy CR100

Here we have a portable cassette tape player recorder portable Model No. Trophy CR100 made in Korea in the 1970s works off 4 C 1.5v Batteries and 240v AC mains. This cassette player was a big hit and a must-have item for teenagers in the1970s as no mobile phones were around at this time nor were they any CDs or DVDs you could buy pre-recorded cassettes of your favorite  Pop ideal or record your self singing.

AVO Transistor Tester Type TT169

Here we have an AVO Transistor Tester type TT169 with operating instructions use by electronic technicians to test and repair equipment. 

Wessex moving coil step-up transformer

Here we have a vintage Wessex moving coil step-up transformer that runs off 240 AC mains electricity.
This is another very old testing unit used to test electronics like Televisions and Radios and other electronic devices.
If anyone knows how to use it please leave a comment. 

   

Capacitance -Resistance Meter

Here we have a vintage Capacitance Resistance meter used for repairing electronic circuits, it runs on a 9volt battery. This is another testing device as the name suggests it is used for testing the capacitance and resistance in electronic equipment Televisions, Radios

  

Combination Signal Injector Tracer

Combination Signal Injector Tracer

Here we have a combination signal tracer of AF and RF it works on a 9v and one AA 1.5 Batteries, full instructions on how to use it will be added soon. used for finding faults on radios. If anyone wants to give their opinion please feel free.