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This Bulova clock radio on the right has an interesting feature: The radio dial is part of the clock dial. Most clock radios have these as seperate dials.

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On the right is a clock radio/ CD player of the 90's

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Emerson

Orginal tubes in this set datecoded 65-17

model G1705
This above radio also came in pink.

GE C435A

This AM/FM "hot chassis" radio uses both tubes and transistors!

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Combination digital clock and digitally tuned radio receiver. Keyboard gets dirty quickly, making keys inoperative. Long term fix: disassemble keypad, clean contacts, then place a plastic sheet (cut from a zip-lock bag) between the metal keytops and the black foam holding the plastic keytops in place. Did this 4 years ago, keyboard still works fine.

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A stereo digital time and tuned clock radio

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Magnavox ↓ →
Digital clock radio, analog tuned

"hot chassis"

with florescent display, 220V 60Hz power

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This one below sets itself to WWVB

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Clock radio at right was modified using three compactron tubes in place of the usual AA5 tubes. Click here for a description and schematic diagram of this radio.

Realtone solid state "hot chassis" AM/FM

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This clock radio has a date function with years ranging from 2000 to 2049.

A clock radio/TV

This Truetone is virtually identical to my brother's Lafayette set.

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It's not a television set!

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Click here for a page of old electric clocks.

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