Sencore Tube Tester TC-109 Refurbished Chuck Legg 2016-07-08 | This video show the refurnishing and repairs made to a vintage Sencore TC-109 tube tester to put it back in operating order. I hope that this video helps those in their own restoration of vintage electronics. Thank you for watching.Visit my website: http://www.charleslegg.com
Grebe/Garod BP12Q Vacuum Tube Portable Radio Restoration P01 Chuck Legg 2016-09-12 | This video is part 1 of 4 concerning the restoration of a Grebe/Garod BP12Q 1940's AC/DC vacuum tube portable radio. Part 1 is the introduction with three more parts to follow. Visit my website: http://www.charleslegg.com
Vivitar 285HV Disassembly Chuck Legg 2015-11-04 | This instructional video demonstrates, step by step, how to completely disassemble a Vivitar 285HV photographic strobe unit. DANGER: All strobes have high voltage capacitors inside and can be dangerous to work on, please see cautions in the video. Visit my website: http://www.charleslegg.com
Ohio State Stadium Scholarship Dormitory Chuck Legg 2012-11-25 | The Ohio Stadium Scholarship Dormitory, the brainchild of Joseph Park, was located within the west side of Ohio Stadium on the campus of The Ohio State University from 1933 to the mid-nineteen-nineties. An extensive expansion program of the stadium in 1995 necessitated moving the living quarters to Mack Hall on 10th Avenue. This film, made by Charles Legg, a resident of the Stadium Dorm from 1968 to 1970, was completed as a class project towards his major in cinematography. It captures the essence of the Stadium Dorm and the men who lived there during those years.The film has been stored away for almost 40 years, but now with the aid of the Internet, this time capsule from the fall of 1972 can be shared with all those who lived in the dorm during its existence within the stadium. I apologize for the quality, as the film was originally created using 16mm black and white film stock and has been digitized. Nevertheless, I hope you enjoy seeing what life was like living within the venerable walls of Ohio Stadium, and for those who did live in the Stadium Dorm, leave a comment. I hope the film brings back some great memories.
Borror Observatory Chuck Legg 2012-11-25 | This short documentary film is about Borror Observatory, once located in southern Columbus, Ohio, at the Southside YMCA Y-Park. It was made in 1972 during the spring quarter by Charles Legg, a cinema major at The Ohio State University. The film was shot on 16mm black and white film, so I apologize for the quality of the video.Most of the observatory volunteer staff was made of the Columbus Astronomical Society (CAS) members, a local amateur astronomy group that still operates today in Columbus, Ohio. Roger Cole, an avid amateur astronomer at that time, donated a new telescope and helped pay for the cost of creating the film. The film was originally made as an advertisement; however, it received very few showings, but in the end, it captured a bit of history in the sixties as the observatory was demolished in the nineteen-eighties and no longer exists.If anyone remembers volunteering at the observatory during that time, leave a comment. If it were not for the Internet, this film would never have been seen; I hope you enjoy it. NOTE: YouTube has turned off comments since I have children in the video under the age of 18, which is rather inaccurate since they are all adults in their fifties and sixties.
Lt. Charles Legg Council Award Chuck Legg 2010-08-03 | On September 19, 2005 Charles W. Legg, Fire Lieutenant for the Columbus Division of Fire, received a Certificate of Honor and Recognition from the Columbus, Ohio City Council by Michael. Mentel. This is a video of that recognition and presentation.
