This channel is dedicated to my Hobbies of Amateur Radio, Audio, Solid-State & Computer Electronics. Making these videos aim to preserve digitally the obsolete, rare, and old consumer electronics before they vanish from the face of Earth as technology is advancing at a very fast pace.
Above all, this is my hobby and that is the reason I let the equipment speaks for itself rather than me speaking about it. Please subscribe to the channel as it will encourage me to make more videos regarding audio, electronics & telecommunication including radios, computers & HiFi equipment. Thanks a billion for watching much appreciated.
Spacetime Engineering
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Spacetime Engineering
Dear friends,
Every vintage radio, cassette recorder, computer and piece of audio equipment has a story. Often, it is part of our own story too: the radio we grew up listening to, our first computer, or the cassette player that brought us our favourite songs.
That is why I run this channel. It is a passion project dedicated to finding these wonderful objects, bringing them back into view and preserving them on video before more of them disappear. Seeing an old favourite working again can bring back memories we thought we had forgotten.
Finding and buying interesting equipment takes time and a considerable amount of money. Our vintage hobby is a small corner of YouTube, and advertising income alone does not cover the cost of acquiring the pieces I share with you.
So, I would like to warmly invite you to become a channel member for as little as €0.99 a month, if it comfortably fits your budget. Your contribution will help me acquire more interesting vintage equipment and keep making videos for our little community.
As a thank-you, members will receive early access to my videos. Each month, I will also acknowledge our members by name, with their permission, to show my appreciation for the people helping keep this channel going.
Please feel no pressure to join. Watching, commenting and sharing already mean a great deal to me. Sharing a video or recommending the channel to friends and family is another wonderful way to help more people discover our hobby.
These videos are made with personal enthusiasm rather than a large production budget. In a world increasingly filled with AI-generated content, I hope there is still something special about a real person exploring real equipment, with all its character, imperfections and history.
You can support the channel through the “Join” button on my channel page.
Thank you for your kindness, your stories and your continued company. Whether you become a member or simply enjoy watching, I am grateful you are here.
Let’s keep these machines, their stories and our memories alive together.
With warm wishes and heartfelt thanks from The Netherlands.
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Spacetime Engineering
Dear SpaceTime Engineering Community,
As many of you know, SpaceTime Engineering started as a simple hobby and passion project — a place where we can enjoy, test, repair, preserve, and appreciate vintage audio, radio, and electronic equipment together.
Over time, the channel has grown into a wonderful community of like-minded people from all over the world. I am truly grateful for every view, comment, like, and message of encouragement. Your support keeps me motivated to continue creating videos and sharing this passion with you.
However, keeping the channel going also has real costs. Vintage and second-hand equipment is becoming more expensive, and in order to bring more interesting, rare, and high-quality equipment to the channel, I need to continuously rotate, buy, repair, test, and sometimes sell items again. Most of the time, I only break even, and sometimes equipment sells for less than I originally paid for it.
I would also love to slowly invest in improving the channel, including creating a small recording studio in my garage, which is currently also my main storage space for the equipment.
For this reason, I have activated the **“Join”** feature on the channel for those who would like to support SpaceTime Engineering directly.
There are currently two simple membership levels:
**Level 1 – €0.99 per month**
A small but very meaningful way to support the channel and help keep the videos coming.
**Level 2 – Engineering Insider – €4.99 per month**
This level gives extra support to the channel and also gives members a priority opportunity to buy some of the equipment shown in the videos when it becomes available.
Please do not feel pressured in any way. The videos will continue to be available for everyone, and I deeply appreciate all of you, whether you become a member or simply continue watching and enjoying the content.
SpaceTime Engineering is a very specific niche. Our videos may never go viral, but they are appreciated by people who genuinely love vintage audio, radio, and electronics. In a world full of noise, negativity, and misinformation, I believe this channel offers a peaceful place where we can enjoy a meaningful hobby, preserve vintage equipment digitally, and share knowledge with others.
Your support will help me continue this work, bring more equipment to the channel, improve the quality of future videos, and keep this community moving forward.
Thank you for being part of SpaceTime Engineering.
Best regards,
SpaceTime Engineering
The Netherlands.
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Spacetime Engineering
Thanks a million to all of you supporting my hobby channel. I can't believe we cross the 100K milestone with so simple channel. Once again Thanks a lot for your support, much appreciated.
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We are about to reach the important mile stone of 100K subscribers! Thank you all without your help that could not have been done, I am in forever debt for your support, much appriciated
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Spacetime Engineering
Hi to all my subscribers and millions of thanks for your support and suggestions to make this channel rolling. The idea might not be the unique and new but an effort to preserve the digital footprint electronic equipment already or about to vanish from daily use due to emerging of new technologies and software based synergies shaping our present and future. It is always good to look back and enjoy these wonderful objects still breathing and fully functional to date. Thanks all much appreciated
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