I would have been very interested to learn more. Sad I'm not getting a reply. I myself own a Radius 116 and a Radius 118 and was lucky enough to...
The forum was shut down in February. A lot of knowledge has been lost. People now meet on Facebook. Sharing is quick there. But knowledge isn't...
@Henry Plews A wonderful exhibition! I am always amazed by the care and love with which our fellow English collectors present their exhibits at...
Nils is right in his assumption. The last versions of the 1084 were delivered with a chrome hood, same like the 1082. Attached is a catalog image...
Oh, forgot to say: Very nice lamp Johan, very good presented, thank you very much for sharing!
These are the best lamps in the world. Very good quality. I have several of them. One of them was my very first lamp. I found it 16 years ago in...
Very nice lamp Johan, very good job for the burner. But why? Was the mixing chamber worn out? All my 836 use the normal PX 500 burner. They are...
Wow, thats amazing. Very nice job. Thank you for showing us. A piece of art.
Wow, very nice. Please, be so kind, show us some fotos of your work (without light) ?:content:
For those needing more information on the 119A, here are a few explanations. The main difference from the standard 119 is the nozzle, mixing tube,...
There are at least two variants. Long neck without A (mid 1930s - early 1940s) and later version with normal neck stamped A (mid1940s to 1960s)....
This version hasn't been described in the gallery yet. It's the first version of the 119 A, the 500cp variant of the standard 119. It's quite...
I've always wondered about the Radius model numbers, especially in the mid-1950s. The A stands for the large wheel and the corresponding shut-off...
Very very nice. You are an artist.
The lamp is battery-operated, so that's clear. If the rest of the tank is leak-proof, I'd say the funnel should be used to fill the lamp with a...
Very nice one and very rare. But it needs the correct cap with the right diameter for the hood.
Maybe somebody will put my video in the fettlers master class .:shock::lol:
I made Primus hoods in original shape in 0,5 mm steel for enameling. Take a look at my video and try yourself. Brass is much more difficult. [MEDIA]
You are hungry in the light or full in the dark. [ATTACH]
Wow, very nice!! Love that match holder too.
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