This 1985 Spirit of St Louis field radio that I got from my grandpa.Submitted by HERMANNATOR85 t3_ymv4w9 in BuyItForLife
KY_4_PREZ t1_iv7nost wrote
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I’m not arguing with you, my only “prerogative” is simply that electronics were fundamentally designed better in the past.
YouJustDid t1_iv7ootb wrote
The novelty radios they sold at Sharper Image used the cheapest sweatshop-manufactured crap they could get their hands on.
KY_4_PREZ t1_iv7poa1 wrote
Again, I’m sure they do, but that has absolutely nothing to do with my point.
YouJustDid t1_iv7qntp wrote
has everything to do with your point — the electronics are at best an afterthought
KY_4_PREZ t1_iv7r698 wrote
Ok engineering god, please forgive me for my transgression of questioning the legitimacy of cheap modern practices. 🙏
YouJustDid t1_iv7tc35 wrote
> questioning the legitimacy of cheap modern practices.
that’s a valid question, with which I agree completely!
…cheap disposability was already well under way by 1985, and the electronics inside the “Spirit of St. Louis” radio are a perfect example
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