Related Websites for Tube & Classic Heads Enjoyment!
Check 'em out but please come back.
- "Classic" tube equipment - "on the air" - lots of links too, at The AM Window.
- A huge collection of on-line printed radio history at the American Radio History site.
- Here's a huge collection of well organized sites - Antique Airwaves..
- Another huge site for Antique Radio fans.
- Antique Radio Classified you could spend WEEKS here (250+ links).
- A "must see" - check out The Antique Radio Collector site.
- The American Radio Relay League's web site.
- Audio Amateur Corporation (Publishers of: Glass Audio, Audio Amateur, AudioXpress, etc.).
- Are you truly an audio nut? Time to check out (or in to) the AudioAsylum.
- AWA The Antique Wireless Association.
- Very active and very interesting site - The California AM homepage - the Western AM Club.
- Restoring a tube amp. or radio? Try restoring an old radio STATION (KRE) - check out this nostalgic crew at the CHRS site.
- Pictures and classic radio info. galore! Contains the largest "Classic Radio" links listing we have seen, an awsome site Classic Radio Gallery.
- "The site" for Collins buffs The Collins Collectors Association.
- Yet another excellent Collins site Virtual Collins Radio Museum.
- Well done addition to the WB4HFN site for Collins Radio fans.
- The R.L. Drake Virtual Museum.
- If your an R. L. Drake fan - the WB4HFN site is a "must see".
- The DXZone has a ton of "Classic" links as well.
- Fan of English history and/or the Eddystone radio?? Make sure you visit the Eddystone users group site too.
- Thousands of links, an amazing ham radio site eHam.net.
- Electric Radio magazine "celebrating a bygone era".
- Canada's largest and the second largest radio museum in North America, the HAMMOND MUSEUM OF RADIO.
- HamRad - Amateur Radio Resource.
- History of Telecommunications - nicely put together by ShoreTel (Thanks Jessa!).
- The Kenwood Net site devoted to Kenwood hybrid radios - hosted again by WB4HFN.
- Paul's Tube Radio Restoration site is truely a gold mine of information - happy mining!
- Over 4,000 links, "Classic" radio area too, an interesting site at Radioing.com.
- Audio Power Specialists, lots of great links too, London Power.
- Maritime Radio Historical Society is another "must see site" make sure you have time for the "Incredible Radio Tales" section.
- The Museum of Radio & Technology, Inc. is well worth the visit.
- Phil's Old Radios - make sure you check out the "Information" section and link's on this site.
- You could spend days here, at the Positive Feedback site.
- These hams have been at it for over 25 years, visit the QCWA - Quarter Century Wireless Association.
- The Fred Hammond Chapter 73 of the QCWA.
- Radio Amateurs of Canada (RAC) website.
- Radio portal searchable database contains more than 12,000 radio links.
- The Radio Society of Great Britain.
- The Rockwell Collins Museum.
- The Society for the Preservation of Antique Radio in Canada (SPARC).
- Stereophile Magazine.
- The Western Historic Radio Museum in Virginia City, Nevada.
- Hundreds of links on the World Tube Audio Portal.
- Basic Guide to Electronic Circuits for Kids. Thanks to the Lyndhurst Girls' STEM Club for this suggestion!
- The History of the Car Radio, an excellent article on the history of radios by Carly Hallman. Thank you to Mrs. Stevens, Nicole, and the entire New Hampshire Technology Club!
- Browse a brief but comprehensive article on the history of radio, Business Studies: Broadcasting and Its History, suggested by youth services librarian Stacey Martin on behalf of Noah.
