Ron’s Electronics

Ron is the man! He’ll fix anything. I took some LED strips for him to solder together and he did it just like how it came from the factory. When I tried it, I had molten lava all over the place. Take your stuff here, Ron will take care of it.

I have a GE Superadio III I use as my go-​to AM/​FM utility portable radio. I’ve had it since the mid-​90s, and it’s still going strong… until the analog tuning knob broke.
Now, before you blast me for even having an AM/​FM radio from the mid-​90s, you should know this radio has received «cult» status among DXers for its ability to pull in far-​away AM stations from across the country. As a DXing hobbyist, in Houston I normally pull in AM stations from as far north as Chicago, west to Salt Lake City and Denver, all states across the Gulf Coast to Florida, up to Nashville (and everywhere in between). I have even pulled in two AM stations in Cuba.
OK. Back to the broken analog tuning knob. I took the radio to Ron’s because it was close and I was hoping it could be repaired. He told me it was probably the dial pulley on the inside of the radio, and said it would take a couple days. The next day he called and told me it was ready!
Fast service, very reasonable cost, and the radio worked as good as new!