Ultimate Antique Radio Upcycling - A trash to treasure Glass Cased Radio @WirelessMuseum
Ultimate Antique Radio Upcycling - A trash to treasure Glass Cased Radio @WirelessMuseum
Uploaded February 2021 | Updated September 2026, 44 minutes ago
Only a few hundred glass cased glass cased radios were ever made, and only few survive today. In 2015, Robert Lozier recreated a glass cased TRF receiver design from 1926 and in this video he shows how he used a derelict homebrew radio that he picked up at a radio meet, and transformed it into a work of art.

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