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    1.TUBES: Bry's HAM PAGES by AF4K
     TUBE PROJECTS, HOMEBREW & MODS
    www.mnsinc.com
    2.AC6V: Antique Radios & Boatanchors
     AC6V presents a vast array of links to Boatanchors Radio Sites!!
    ac6v.com
    3.WA3KEY Virtual Collins Radio Museum
     WA3KEY Virtual Collins Radio Museum. A complete resource for Collins Radio users, collectors and restorers.
    www.wa3key.com
    4.Crystal Radio: The Xtal Set Society
     The Society, founded in 1991, publishes a newsletter and several books about crystal radio. Content: crystal set projects, tips for crystal radio design, and crystal radio / antique radio history.
    www.midnightscience.com
    5.German Wumpus Homepage
     Antique radio sets, broadcast history, crystal receivers, river locks, air lift Berlin.
    www.inx.de
    6.Hammarlund Vintage Tube Amateur Radio
     Vintage Amateur Tube Radio Manuals
    www.qsl.net
    7.Weskit BN-1
     radio from mid fiftys made by western radio links to other old radios(boat anchors
    www.sky.net
    8.WA4KCY - The AM Station
     Information and links by Andy, WA4KCY in Carrollton, GA. This web page is very well done, and it in cludes information about AM International, the club for AM operators.
    ourworld.compuserve.com
    9.W8SXX
     Radio Station W8SXX in Green Valley Arizona. AM Radio Station with shack photographs!
    www.qsl.net
    10.AM North America
     W5AMI's AM North America is dedicated to the AM Radio Amateurs. ALSO: Find out about the AM RADIO E-mail list here!! Worth subscribing, and FREE!
    www.bigcountry.com
    11.AF4K Boatanchor Pages (P1)
     Links and information about older amateur radio gear.
    www.geocities.com
    12.The AM Press Exchange
     A classic Publication, published 1980-1995 with MANY MANY great On-line articles about AM rigs, modifications, homebrewing etc. etc., all designed to assist the AM operator! Back-issues are available right on the web, thanks to many hours of loving work!
    www.bigcountry.com
    13.Online Catalogs and Other Technical Publications
     Vintage AM publications on-line from W5AMI. Here you will find some VERY helpful data on UTC & Thordarson transformers, and the Hallicrafters HT-1 transmitter!
    www.bigcountry.com
    14.Vintage Radios U.K.
     Purveyor and Collector of Antique/Vintage Radios, Valves (Tubes) and Service Data etc. By Malcolm F. Bennett, G3UKL
    www.valve.demon.co.uk
    15.Wireless for the Warrior. The history of British Army Radio
     This web site is primarily devoted to the history and technical development of British Army radio communication equipment up to the 1950s, by Louis Meulstee PA0PCR. He has a LOT of great pictures, articles etc. A history of World War 2 radio in Britain's military services. Louis has also published several volumes of this material in books that are available for purchase.
    home.wxs.nl
    16.W4QCU in Tennessee.
     Join W4QCU for a tour of operating positions, boatanchors, and other interesting information. You've Tuned In Amateur Radio Station W4QCU!
    pages.prodigy.net
    17.807
     A Great web page with pictures of some older British WWII era 807 tubes (ceramic base!) and several radios, including: R-1155, AR-88, WS-19 etc. Includes G3PPF's comical reminiscences of WW2 surplus radios and parts!
    www.rod.beavon.clara.net
    18.Tony's Boatanchor Radios
     A Wide Assortment of Military, Marine and Industrial Communications and Electronic Equipment for Sale and/or Trade
    www.angelfire.com
    19.Welcome to JA1DWM Home Page
     JA1DWM's Boatanchors! Old timey rigs from East Asia!
    plaza18.mbn.or.jp
    20.Electronic Surplus Online! Anything Electronic.
     Sellers of vhf radios. Hundreds of different types of connectors. Brand names like Hewlett Packard, Tektronix; oscilloscopes, frequency counters and other test equipment. They stock ECG parts and semiconductors, chips, circuit boards. Also find antique phones and military radios, speakers, tubes, and power supplies. Lasers, Meters.
    www.nmia.com
    21.Vintage Radio Emporium - The Antique Radio and Old Wireless Resource
     The Vintage Radio Emporium: Visit for old radios, reference, noticeboard, quiz, galleries and more.
    www.radio.mcmail.com
    22.ehamfest.com - A Virtual Hamfest 365 days a year!
     Place ads for free. Find ads for the special "Boatanchor" rig you have been seeking!!
    www.ehamfest.com
    23.Amateur Radio Station N9OO
     N9OO's On-Line Electric Radio Magazine Index.
    www.qsl.net
    24.MG Electronics
     MG Electronics Test Equipment. They sell Government Surplus Test Equipment and parts.
    www.mgte.com
    25.The Harvey-Wells TBS-50D
     Venerable old AM-CW, all-band HF transmitter covering all the way up to 144 MHz band with an 807 final! By WB6FZH.
    members.aol.com
    26.N5BU BoatAnchor Pix
     N5BU's Boatanchor . . . , er, Vintage Radio Pages N5BU BoatAnchor Pictures: Striving for the Highest Quality BoatAnchor Images on the Web
    zeus.ia.net
    27.W5AM's Amateur Radio Museum
     W5AM's virtual museum honoring the American classics of amateur radio. Smaller monochromatic pictures of Vacuum Tube Radios! A decorative and patriotic site, includes weight, size and brief descriptions of a number of rigs.
    members.xoom.com
    28.KA7NOC's AMATEUR RADIO PAGE
     Includes some great images & articles. A good set of National Radio Co. pictures. Very well organized by subject.
    www.magiclink.com
    29.Welcome to 'Duck's' ARC-5 Page!!
     Dewayne 'Duck' Moore presents a great site about the AN/ARC-5, SCR-274-N, Navy ATA/ARA aircraft radio systems of WWII, full of helpful information and pictures!
    www.arc5.com
    30.World Radio Labs
     A branch of the AM north America website dedicated to Leo Meyerson, W0GFQ and his historical role in Amateur Radio. WRL and Globe radios featured here! Includes photographs and a product list.
    www.bigcountry.com
    31.KK7TV's Amateur AM Vintage Radio
     KK7TV AM Boatanchor collection with pictures showing some of the vintage radios he has restored. Check out the Johnson 500 AM Transmitter with the Collins R-390A receiver, and a Collins 75A4 receiver and KWS1 1KW transmitter for Vintage SSB.
    www.kk7tv.com
    32.ARC-5 Radio Equipment from B-17 Bomber by Al Klase, N3FRQ
     Here you will find some pictures of N3FRQ and his ARC-5 radios.
    www.eht.com
    33.VE3FAB - B24 Aircraft Radio Systems
     B24 AIRCRAFT RADIO SYSTEMS manual pages etc.
    webhome.idirect.com
    34.KC0CW, Sheldon Wheaton
     Antique Radio collection, especially communications receivers and transmitters of the 1920's thru the 40's. These radios were typically used for amateur or commercial operations during that time period. His collection also includes numerous examples of tactical radios used during World War II. Includes examples of the WWII era US Army Signal Corps radios and US Navy radios.
    www.sky.net
    35.Railroad Transmitters Photo Gallery.
     Union Pacific Railroad pictures of old railroad radio transmitters etc.
    www.uprr.com
    36.The N7RK Web Page
     Dave's Amateur Radio Resources and Fun Page Pictures of his early ham stations etc.
    www.getnet.com
    37.W7GMK's AM Radio Web Page
     A list of popular AM frequencies on HF where you can hear and contact other AM stations. Also, some links to several other AM Stsations' web sites.
    www.qsl.net
    38.Angela Instruments
     Steve is a supplier of parts, tubes, caps etc. Geared toward tube guitar amplifiers, but carries some useful RF tubes too.
    www.angela.com
    39.Vintage Ham Radio Speakers
     Nick England presents a page on how to match up the correct speakers and radios. This is an attempt to list the "matching" speaker for various vintage ham and communications receivers.
    www.cs.unc.edu
    40.K8IRC, Bart Berg
     Bart Berg K8IRC of Pengilly, MN shows us his shack featuring the Johnson Viking Invader 2000 and National HRO-60.
    www.uslink.net
    41.Sandhills Technical Services
     N4KVP offers service and repairs on Service On: HF & VHF RIGS: Tubes or Solid State New or Old. Power supplies, etc., vintage radios: Tube type, receivers SWL etc.
    www.janrix.com
    42.K9GDT - George’s Place
     George K9GDT has a couple of photos of his vintage equipment and some excellent homebrew gear
    pwp.starnetinc.com
    43.W7FG Photos of Vintage Ham Stations
     W7FG Presents photos of about six very fine vintage amateur radio stations, including WA0ZHH - Chuck - Odessa, TX, W5PYT, WB7DZX, K7HK, WG5M - Pat w/1939 Collins Transmitter N5NW-Clay - Tulsa, OK. 1950's and W7FG Various Shacks/Rigs since 1962.
    www.w7fg.com
    44.AMers on the Web
     The Web Pages of some AMers. They might mess with old ham gear, but these guys also utilize the latest Internet technology too!
    www.thebizlink.com
    45.Bill's Ham Radio WWW Server
     This site is the homepage for the Web Mil List and online Tube Manual from NJ7P
    www.nj7p.org
    46.Spy Radios
     by Warren Leach. Here you will find some excellent pictures and articles about spy radios. Start your own "NUMBERS" station, maybe?
    www.bluesky.com
    47.Bill's Ham Radio WWW Server
     This site is the homepage for the Web Mil List and online Tube Manual from NJ7P. Everything you ever wanted to know about Military radios! The MilList is drawn from the original MilList (1800 entries) and added information from Field Manuals, Training Manuals and Training Circulars.
    hereford.ampr.org
    48.NJ Antique Radio Club
     Information about antique radios, radio articles, radio columns, radio history, The New Jersey Antique Radio Club, NJARC, radio, telegraph
    www.eht.com
    49.Veteran Wireless Operators Association
     With their 350 current members, The Veteran Wireless Operators Association was founded in 1925 to foster fellowship among this elite profession. Over the years the ranks of the VWOA have included most of the executives and innovators of the broadcasting and communication industry, as well as thousands of radio operators.
    www.vwoa.org
    50.AM International
     WA4KCY's list of AM Resources. Some great BA pictures and a list of Southeastern USA Hamfests etc. MUST SEE!
    ourworld.compuserve.com
    51.Jim Hawkins' Radio and Broadcast Technology Page
     An unusual site with a lot of information you won't find elsewhere. Free RF calculating utilities and information about early radio & TV, plus articles on converting old AM broadcast transmitters to ham band use.
    www.exit109.com
    52.Heathkit Apache Audio Modifications
     W7GMK's Heathkit APache TX-1 Audio Improvement Page. The modifications work well with a D-104 microphone using a crystal element, however other high impedance types may work well too.
    www.qsl.net
    53.Antique Radio Classified
     For buyers and sellers of old radios etc. Get a free sample or subscribe here.
    www.antiqueradio.com
    54.Hallicrafters Collectors Association
     LA5KI and the gang promote the care and use of Hallicrafters radio equipment. Preserve the history and lore of Hallicrafters radio equipment and the company that produced them, distribute manuals, service information and facilitate the maintenance of the products. Facilitate the exchange of information regarding Hallicrafters radios.
    www.hallicrafters.org
    55.K2TQN's Radio Events Calendar
     Radio Event Calendar for Antique, Wireless and Ham Radio meets and Hamfests. One place to go for all the information. Mostly for only the Northeastern USA.
    www.eht.com
    56.A. G. Tannenbaum's Homepage
     They specialize in electronic service data, parts, tubes, old radios and TV sets.
    www.agtannenbaum.com
    57.Fair Radio Sales Company Inc.
     Sales of military and industrial surplus radio & electronics items, parts, tubes etc. in Lima, Ohio.
    www.fairradio.com
    58.Antique Radio Page
     The Antique Radio Page contains galleries and information relating to antique radios from the 1920s to the 1960s. There are 5 main areas: 1920-30s,  1940s, 1950-60s, Transistors, Related Items Each is subdivided into categories so you can reach any exhibit of interest.
    members.aol.com
    59.Boatanchors Archives
     Alternative site for the archives. Why pay? Read here!
    metalab.unc.edu
    60.KG7BZ, August Johnson's Boatanchor Pages
     KG7BZ shows us his NC-183 and R-390A/URR receivers. He also has some pictures of an AN/SRT-14 transmitter.
    www.whitemtns.com
    61.August Johnson's Old Radios
     August Johnson's Old Radios - Collins, Johnson and National Pictures.
    www.whitemtns.com
    62.Almost All Digital Electronics HAMPEDIA
     Pictures and descriptions of many many older pieces of amateur radio gear, plus a few commercial endeavours.
    www.aade.com
    63.Bjorn Heyning's Heath Stories
     Bjorn Heyning's Heath Stories - great material about the history of the HEATH company. QUITE comprehensive!
    members.aol.com
    64.Bletchley Park
     Bletchley Park: Britain's Best Kept Secret. WW2 Deciphering location, with historical tours etc.
    www.cranfield.ac.uk
    65.Daily BOATANCHORS via AB4EL Web Digests
     Daily BOATANCHORS update - what are the hams saying about their beloved radios of olden days?
    metalab.unc.edu
    66.VE7DJX, Jan Skirrow's R-390 Boatanchor Dreams
     This site has a lot of information on the R-390 series of radios, including some edited collections of eMail that provide a quick overview of the radio, its quirks and problems. There is also information of a more general nature - including relevant articles that Jan has written.
    www.islandnet.com
    67.MILITARY SURPLUS HOTSHEETS
     A WORLDWIDE BI-WEEKLY CLASSIFIED ADS PUBLICATION for PEOPLE and BUSINESSES INTERESTED in BUYING and SELLING MILITARY VEHICLES and PARTS, MILITARY RADIOS and MILITARY ELECTRONICS.
    personalwebs.myriad.net
    68.Antique Electronic Supply
     Commercial vendor of tubes, parts, books and aceessories for antique radios. Not cheap, but they have a good supply of relevant items!
    www.tubesandmore.com
    69.Boatanchors! Vintage Communications Radios
     WB5OAU, John, presents a comprehensive site about Boatanchor Radios! This appears to be connected to the Pay Boatanchors List at ThePorch.
    www.mindspring.com
    70.Fall 97 CX Newsletter
     Details and comments on the Fall 1997 Classic Exchange operating event in which many old BA radios were fired up!
    qsl.asti.com
    71.Bill's Ham Radio WWW Server
     NJ7P's military equipment list (MIRROR SITE) Use this if the main site is down.
    sva.theriver.com
    72.AF4K Ham Files Page
     Boatanchor articles on transmitters, receivers etc. Schematics and files about QRP tube rigs etc. Many homebrew articles too.
    www.geocities.com
    73.Josh Rovero's R-391 Page
     The R-391 is the autotune version of the famous R-390 receiver.
    www.connix.com
    74.The Military Commo Equipment List
     Military Commo Equipment List - describing various pieces of military radio gear. This is NOT a list of items for sale!!
    www.telelink.net
    75.Surplus Sales of Nebraska
     Lots of parts and goodies for sale. Rotary inductors and the like.
    www.surplussales.com
    76.British Vintage Wireless Society
     British Vintage Wireless Society Web Site. The BVWS is a very worthy organisation of which to become a member. It`s magazine is beautifully written, with lots of facts and information covering every aspect of radio collecting. In addition, the BVWS hold regular swapmeets and radio auctions.
    www.bvws.org.uk
    77.The R-90A Frequently Asked Questions Page
     Everything you need to know about the surplus R-390A receivers!
    www.mindspring.com
    78.HBR Receiver Web Site
     For radio enthusiasts interested in building and using the popular HBR tube receivers published in QST articles in the late 50s and 60s
    www.inetport.com
    79.Boatanchors on the Air
     Where to find them and listen in!
    www.cs.unc.edu
    80.TEARA's Vintage Amateur Radio Sites
     Links to sites for vintage enthusiasts, with some good descriptions to guide you radio web surfers!
    www.ipass.net
    81.N3EYR's Amplitude Modulated Radio Page
     No its not hard rock but an every growing group of crazed hams with a love of BIG HEAVY radio transmitters. On the small end of things 50lbs and the size of a 15" monitor to 1000+lbs. and larger than an upright freezer! Why so big? Well the vintage helps, 1930's-1960's.
    www.kong.net
    82.Collins Collectors Association
     Arthur A. Collins, 1909-1987 A History of Excellence In 1933, Collins started out to build a better transmitter, and the Company became the leader in Amateur Radio quality and performance. Hams have been buying his gear ever since!
    www.collinsradio.org
    83.KD4CPL Vintage Ham Radio
     Nick England's Vintage Radio Page. Loads of Boatanchors! Great pictures of his shack: Heathkit, Johnson, National rigs etc.
    epsilon.cs.unc.edu
    84.Hello, Mister Valve!
     Some great tube history and data!
    www.ominous-valve.com
    85.NW2M's Yaesu FT-101 HF Transceiver Site
     Yaesu FT-101. Al, NW2M in Maryland presents the web's ultimate site about the grand old FT-101 series. While not considered as boatanchors yet by many purists, these rigs with a tube driver and final are considered classics by many of us who enjoyed them from 1970 until th epresent.
    www.qsl.net
    86.The Telegraph Office -- for Telegraph Key Collectors and Historians
     The Telegraph Office: Information on telegraph keys, bugs, sounders, relays, Vibroplex, McElroy, spark keys, morse code, camelback keys, morse registers, American Morse Code, etc. A Tribute to Morse Telegraphy and a Resource for Wire and Wireless Telegraph Key Collectors and Historians by Neal McEwen, K5RW
    fohnix.metronet.com
    87.Curioscape - The Internet's Exclusive Antiquing and Collecting Directory
     Search for words like RADIO to find sources of antique radios, repairs etc.
    www.curioscape.com
    88.Quarter Century Wireless Association
     A club for old timey amateur radio operators, licensed over 25 years!
    www.qcwa.org
    89.The BC-610 Page
     N3EYR presents an introductory account of his own experiences with the BC-610H AM transmitter.
    www.kong.net
    90.Search the BOATANCHORS archives
     Search the Tempe Boatanchors List Archives for Articles of Interest!
    www.tempe.gov
    91.Search the COLLINS archives
     Search the Tempe Collins List Archives for Articles of Interest!
    www.tempe.gov
    92.Brian McAllister's Vintage Radio & Audio Pages
     Schematics of old radios, audio amplifiers, tape recorders etc.
    mcallister.simplenet.com
    93.W7FG VINTAGE MANUALS
     another source for many manuals needed for older radios!
    www.w7fg.com
    94.Search the HEATH archives
     Search the Tempe Heathkit List Archives for Articles of Interest!
    www.tempe.gov
    95.Index of Boatanchor pictures at 'ranickel'
     No web page here - just an index of pictures including a Knight T-50 transmitter, a National NC-125 receiver etc.
    users.mwci.net
    96.Chuck Schwark's Antique Radio Resource Page
     Antique Radio Resources: lots of good information mostly for the antique broadcast reciever fans!
    members.aol.com
    97.W3AM
     W3AM in South Florida - Celebrating and Promoting Amplitude Modulation on the Ham Bands!
    www.w3am.com
    98.The Boatanchor Classifieds
     Excellent Buy and Sell site for old ham radio equipment arranged by category.
    dealamerica.com
    99.Chuck Schwark's Home Page [Home Brew]
     Home Brew Doerle 2-Tube Radio by Chuck Schwark
    members.aol.com
    100.Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (REME) Museum of Technology Home Page
     Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (REME) Museum of Technology Home Page, with links to virtual electronic warfare exhibits. Great pictures and articles about WW2 British Radios etc.
    chide.museum.org.uk
    101.Collins Monthly Journal
     For Collins Radio enthusiasts who would like to have an index of articles in the Collins Monthly Journal by Dave, W3ST.
    www.pixi.com
    102.Hammarlund Historian
     Robert Fowle presents a rather comprehensive site about Hammarlund radios.
    www.qsl.net
    103.Winter '97 CX (Classic Exchange)
     CX Winter '97 Newsletter
    qsl.asti.com
    104.Craig's Boatanchor Radio Stuff
     WB6RMP, Craig's Boatanchor Radios. Includes pictures and information about Collins 75A3, Hallicrafters SX-101, HT-32A, Drake TR-4 etc.
    www.geocities.com
    105.DRAKE VIRTUAL MUSEUM
     From Belgium! In 1943 a young electrical engineer, with a significant background in radio design, lauched the R.L. DRAKE COMPANY. This is a very comprehensive site! Drake fans will love it!
    www.dproducts.be
    106.Radio Museum in Rottenburg, Germany
     Take a review of the last 75 years of Radio History!
    www.rolaa.de
    107.FCTG's Old Radio Valve/Tube Data
     Substitution guide, type, pin-outs and heater voltages for many tubes.
    www.xs4all.nl
    108.WD8DAS FTP Site
     This place has Heath HW-8, HW-16 Schematics, AEA modifications, SONY Manuals, Article on BUILDING YOUR OWN TUBES (yes!) etc.
    ftp.qsl.net
    109.W3ZF Danny's Heathkit Page
     Danny shows us a number of pictures of his Heath radios and operating positions.
    www.qsl.net
    110.Glowbugs FTP Site
     Numerous articles available for download, including: Military radios, articles and discussion about tube homebrewing, batteries, VFOs etc.
    piobaire.mines.uidaho.edu
    111.Radio Relics
     Purveyor of Antique and Early Model Radios and Related Items - Run by Dennis G. Williams in Winter Park, Florida USA
    www.clge.com
    112.Radio Bay (National Co.) by Niel, WA5VLZ
     National Radio Company Page by Niel, WA5VLZ
    www.io.com
    113.Radio Relics --- Florida Antique Wireless Group
     Radio Relics --- Florida Antique Wireless Group
    www.clge.com
    114.John Byrns' Vintage Electronics Pages
     Includes: H.H.Scott Tube Tuner Page, The Q.U.A.D/R Tuner Unit 25L6GT based Amplifiers, Miller Hi-Fi Crystal Tuner Information, My AES Wireless Phono Oscillator, WTMJ-FM...World's First "Super Power" FM Station etc.
    www.enteract.com
    115.KF6GK Boatanchors Museum
     A collection of vintage amateur radio equipment. Plenty of pictures available, like Halicrafters SX-111, SX-62A, NC-300, NC-98, NC-188, TR-4 etc.
    home.earthlink.net
    116.Valve & Tube Supplies Home Page
     Valve & Tube Supplies. Mail-order vintage radio valves and tubes. Stock of around half-a-million radio valves (or tubes if you are from that side of the Atlantic!) for radio, hi-fi, tv & other equipment restoration. By Rod Burman.
    www.valves.uk.com
    117.Swan & Vintage Radio Tubes Data
     Power Pentode listing by Plate Dissipation
    www.geocities.com
    118.E.F. Johnson Company by Paul
     A history of the company and some old magazine advertisements from1929 - 1960 for your enjoyment.
    www.bigcountry.com
    119.Museum of Radio and Technology
     The Museum of Radio and Technology is a large antique radio museum in Huntington, West Virginia near the tri-state corner of West Virginia, Ohio, and Kentucky. See vintage radios, TVs, tubes, parts, posters, communication radios, early hi-fi, broadcast transmitter, lots more. Free admission.
    oak.cats.ohiou.edu
    120.N5DUP's BOAT ANCHORS and AM SITE
     N5DUP's BOAT ANCHORS and AMPLITUDE MODULATION. Check out the progress on the 833 transmitter!
    www.bigcountry.com
    121.Mike's Electric Stuff
     A fantastic and amazing collection of on-line radio valves with superb valve data information and many related links. Give him a visit. I really like this site a lot!!
    www.netcomuk.co.uk
    122.W3YCH Vintage Radio Page
     W3YCH Home Page. Nice vintage radio site. Be sure and check out his "Studio A" and "Studio B" pages!
    members.aol.com
    123.The AM Window
     A Page for the advancement of AM operation on the amateur radio bands. Here you will find a Bulletin Board to chat with other AM operators. Also, over 200 photos, over 25 audio clips, technical files, info on events, frequencies and nets.
    www.thebizlink.com
    124.Allen Cutts' Antique Radios
     A Comprehensive antique radio site with a lot of good information, poictures etc.
    mindspring.com
    125.Nostalgia Air Tube Data Site
     Tube Substitution and Characteristics Guide. Excellent site for Tube information, complete with a tube substitution data base.
    www.nostalgiaair.org
    126.K9GDT Amateur Radio
     George shows us his Hammarlund, Collins and vintage AM gear. You can also read about his amzing homebrew 75m AM transceiver here.
    pwp.starnetinc.com
    127.Meet The AMer's Page
     Meet AM'ers that you have heard for years. Lot's of great pictures and over-the-air audio clips you can hear!
    www.localnet.com
    128.Central Electronics Page by Tusa Consulting Services
     Want to learn more about Central Electronics equipment? Check out the web page of Dominic (Nick) Tusa, who offers a full range of parts and restoration services for the Central Electronics products. Radio communications consultant and mfr of the Comtronics AM-100 Link Transmitter for antique radio enthusiasts, Central Electronics 100V, 200V, 600L parts, service, rebuilding, Schum Electronics high-voltage test equipment etc.
    www.tusaconsulting.com
    129.Vintage Radio Times
     This is a nice vintage radio web site from the U.K. All kinds of information about old radios. Very well done.
    www.vintageradio.freeserve.co.uk
    130.Vintage Valve Radio Restorations
     Vintage valve (tube) radio restorations offers full or partial restorations to British domestic valve radio receivers. Valve schematic data is available at a low cost, plus free advice, hints and tips on servicing valve radios etc.
    www.radiorestorations.htmlplanet.com
    131.Peter's Vintage Radio Daze! - Home Page
     British Vintage Radio information and links to National and International sites. Welcome to the World of Vintage Radio!
    web.ukonline.co.uk
    132.Australian Vintage Radio!
     Click on the brand names, read the original advertisements, and see some of Australia's finest old sets. Also, you will find Hints & Tips, a few simple projects you can build, and Valve Testing Service is now available!
    www.clients.tas.webnet.com.au
    133.Alan Lord - Radio Ham
     Alan has a lot of information here about antique radio. Mostly links to good BA sites around the world.
    194.82.177.3
    134.The Wireless Works
     The Wireless Works is a specialist Vintage Radio and Valve HiFi shop, in the South West corner of England. In this area, a vintage radio is called a Wireless. We're based in the village of Bugle, near St. Austell. It's a proper shop, so drop in if you're nearby. We also do mail-order and export.
    www.wirelessworks.co.uk
    135.The Museum of Submarine Telegraphy, Porthcurno, U.K.
     Excellent site covering early undersea communications technology.
    www.porthcurno.org.uk
    136.Åke's Tubedata
     Swedish site with lots of  antique valves, nixies, CRTs, magic eye tubes and loads more.
    w1.844.telia.com
    137.Jonathan Warburton-Brown's Wireless Collection
     A nice Vintage Wireless Collection, arranged by decade. Includes some transistor models too.
    www.bigwig.net
    138.OLD RADIOS in UK
     Lots of vintage stuff, including Marconi, Sinclair, Transistor Radios and tons of links. A place to buy, sell, view, read, collect, discuss.
    www.ndirect.co.uk
    139.HARBACH ELECTRONICS
     Heath SB-200 modification kits and information available here.
    www.harbach.com
    140.Almost All Digital Electronics TUBEPEDIA
     Lots of unusual valves & CRTs.Worth trekking all the way through for some real gems!
    www.aade.com
    141.Nostalgia DownUnder, Main-Menu
     Nostalgia DownUnder, Valve Radios, Electron Valves, Valves and Tubes, Valve data, Vintage Electronics. Info on valves & other interesting vintage stuff...
    www.geocities.com
    142.K2TQN's OldRadio Museum - Ham Radio before WW-II
     The theme is "Ham Radio before WWII" Featuring an authentic 1933 Ham Radio station. Observe Ham Radio from it's beginning - Crystal Sets, Spark Transmitters and keys. Then see tube transmitters and receivers from the early 1920's through the late 1930's. There is a nice representation of homebrew equipment, and some rare 1930's commercial receivers too. Information about antique radios, radio articles, radio columns, radio history, The New Jersey Antique Radio Club, NJARC, radio, telegraph. A mobile museum etc.
    www.eht.com
    143.Mobile Rallies & Computer Fairs
     Informative list of Mobile Rallies (Hamfests) & Computer Fairs in Great Britain.
    www.computerfairs.co.uk
    144.Radiomuseum The World of Wireless
     The Early history of radio.
    home.luna.nl
    145.Classic Radio Gallery
     Merrill L. Mabbs' antique radio museum on-line. Seller of antique radios. "Woods" means wooden radios!
    cpu.net
    146.International Radio - crystal radio filters, performance enhancements and publications for ham radio (Kenwood, Yaesu, Icom) and other radio enthusiasts
     Crystal filters and other retro kits for various ham radios including some vintage gear like the old Yaesu FT-101 series etc.
    www.qth.com
    147.National Vintage Communications Fair
     The twice yearly UK fair for vintage sound and vision technology collectors. Jonathan Hill is perhaps the most well-known radio collector in the U.K. With publications such as Radio!, Radio! and Audio! Audio! behind him, his reference works are the most essential reading for British radio collectors. In addition, Jonathan organises the nationally famous Vintage Communications Fair at the NEC Birmingham.For futher updates, visit this web-page!
    www.angelfire.com
    148.The Knight Kit Page
     Dedicated to the Allied-Knight Co. of Chicago. AF4K presents pictures of several Knight radios and a little history of the company plus the memories of several enthusiasts. There is also a bulletin board where you may post comments, buy and sell rigs etc.
    www.geocities.com
    149.Heathkit WWWBoard
     The Heathkit Bulletin Board provides a forum for lively discussion about Heath radios & other equipment produced by this famous, historical firm from Benton Harbor, Michigan!
    www.mcs.accessus.net
    150.dcboatanchors digests
     Archives of the dcboatanchors mailing list!
    www.qth.net
    151.K6BD, BOB'S HAMSTUFF
     Pictures of old-style radios and even an early license or two! Beginning in the 1930s, Bob tells us about his radios of the 1950s and beyond!! All very well done!
    www.geocities.com
    152.KA1GTT Boatanchors
     Nice pictures and information about the Drake 2B and 2C receivers etc.
    www.mindspring.com
    153.The Radio Room
     A look at various radios, by KA1GTT.
    www.mindspring.com
    154.KB9BNR Shack
     KB9BNR Located in Moline Illinois - with LOTS of pictures and information about Globe, WRL, Heath, Collins, Clegg, Gonset, Hammarlund, Hallicrafters, National and RME equipment.
    home.revealed.net
    155.Tube Collectors
     Al Jones, W1ITZ and others have organised this group where you can buy and sell tubes etc.
    www.tubecollectors.org
    156.Åke Jansson Communication
     This is the web site for a Swedish Surplus Dealer. Tubes anyone?
    www.ajkom.o.se
    157.The Knight Kit Bulletin Board
     Read and post messages here. Join in a discussion about your favorite old Allied-Knight equipment. Post free want ads for help on technical issues or to buy and sell equipment.
    pluto.beseen.com
    158.WB4GWA, Ron Johnson
     Great web site with a lot of pictures and descriptions of Ron's various BA rigs. From Georgia now, Ron was friends with the editor in our younger years back in Nashville!
    www.qsl.net
    159.E. H. Armstrong
     History of the early radio developer and his work on the regenerative receiver principle etc.
    users.erols.com
    160.Enrico Tedeschi presents OLD RADIOS in UK
     Here you will find links, pictures, information etc. You can can buy, sell, view, read, collect, discuss, etc.
    www.etedeschi.ndirect.co.uk
    161.SkyWaves Home Page
     Information about shortwave radios, radio antennas, crystal set construction, military radios etc., by Al Klase, N3FRQ
    www.webex.net
    162.A 1960 Era Amateur Radio Station
     Some pictures of an old style Collins station from NJARC.
    www.eht.com
    163.The Radio History Society
     By MAARC: The Mid-Atlantic Antique Radio Club in Maryland. This club has a great monthly meeting with a "car boot sale" and auction, held in Burtonsville, MD.
    www.radiohistory.org
    164.WA2RQY, Rich
     Rich presents some g reat pictures, information and links. Collins, Hammarlund and Hallicrafters radios are prominently featured here.
    members.aol.com
    165.Radio Netherlands Antique and Old Time Radio Links
     A very comprehensive list of antique radio resources, and information about radio history from the shortwave pioneer, Radio Nederland.
    www.rnw.nl
    166.K4AXF, Jim Stoneback in Alexandria, VA
     This is one seriously GREAT web site, with pictures and articles about Collins, Hallicrafters and Johnson equipment, plus some great personal memoirs.
    members.xoom.com
    167.E.F. Johnson Co. (at Hampedia)
     Pictures and descriptions of some of the old Johnson rigs.
    www.aade.com
    168.Jay Miller, KK5IM
     Jay provides interesting photos and links to vintage ham radio sites, and information about Collins books.
    www.teleteam.com
    169.EB5AGV Vintage Radio Site
     JOSE V. GAVILA in Spain presents a rather comprehensive Boatanchors site, with lots of pictures and information about antique radios, including Collins, Drake, Hammarlund, Racal and RCA radios, plus the TV-7 tube tester.
    www.geocities.com
    170.Omega Electronics, K4BWC
     Bill Edwards K4BWC in Knightdale, North Carolina provides parts and service for vintage amateur power amplifiers.
    www.omega-electronics.com
    171.KB8TAD Boatanchor Pictures
     Rich Post shows us a large number of his Boatanchor Pictures. Many radios here, all arranged by brand and model.
    oak.cats.ohiou.edu
    172.W1FJI Wireless Museum
     A site devoted to early early radio and boatanchors information. W1FJI is located in Tallahassee , Florida.
    www.vistech.net
    173.rec.radio.amateur.boatanchors FAQ
     Nick England's Frequently Asked Questions - about vintage tube-type ham radio and communications equipment - Associated with the Newsgroup: rec.radio.amateur.boatanchors
    www.cs.unc.edu
    174.Ham Radio USA
     Amateur Radio including traditional ham radio and classic radios.
    www.hamradiousa.com
    175.Boatanchors FAQ
     More FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) by John Brewer.
    www.primenet.com
    176.Surfing the Aether - A Radio History & Technology Timeline
     The History of radio. Interesting stuff!
    www.northernnet.com
    177.Michelle Troutman Electronics Items
     Michelle sells a lot of tubes, radios, parts, books, magazines, Sams Fotofacts etc.
    www.acadia.net
    178.KB9JJA Heathkit Ham Radio Page
     This has to be the best Heathkit site I have seen. Very comprehensive!
    members.accessus.net
    179.Makers of Boat Anchors
     Great Descriptions of all the companies and many of their products and innovations from the old days of radio.
    www.primenet.com
    180.Drake List Home Page
     K3HRN features almost everything here that you could wish to know about R.L. Drake Co. and their radios.
    www.min.net
    181.KØIMJ's Heathkit Collector Site
     KØIMJ's Collection of 1950s transmitters and receivers. FOR SALE--Hundreds of Heathkits for sale. Take a look! He has pictures and pricing on a large number of rigs here.
    home.earthlink.net
    182.Swan Virtual Radio Museum
     Gary Smith, VE4YH presents an excellent site here, with the history of Swan, including pictures of each piece of equipment, a general description, specifications, schematics, parts lists, plus a hints and kinks section.
    www.pcs.mb.ca
    183.United States Early Radio History
     Articles and extracts about early radio and related technologies, concentrating on the United States in the period from 1900 to 1927.
    www.ipass.net
    184.NQ5T Ham Radio Pages
     Vintage Radios in the shack of N5QT. "If you're interested in vintage equipment, or just want a few minutes of nostalgia ... read on. None of the radios you'll see here will "wear" well clipped to your belt. "
    home1.gte.net
    185.Michelle Troutman's Vacuum Tube Links
     Includes: FAQs, Misc., Tube Data Sheets, Tube Substitutions, Tubes vs. Transistors etc.
    www.acadia.net
    186.K9TR - Mark's Vintage Radios
     K9TR has an interest in building, restoring, and using vintage amateur radio equipment. Lots of BOATANCHOR Radio Pictures and Projects here!
    www.mtco.com
    187.The W3AM Bulletin Board!
     Join Gary and the lads here, and discuss your interests in AM Operation!
    www.w3am.com
    188.South Carolina Signal Corps Museum
     The South Carolina Signal Corps Museum Inc. was formed in the 1970s to preserve, protect and identify for future generations, the communications technology developed for war.
    www.scscm.org
    189.KJ7F's Boatanchors
     He has pictures and information about the BC-348-Q, BC-224 and BC-348 aircraft receivers, Heathkit MT-1, MR-1, Heathkit HO-13 & HO-10, DX-60, HR-10-B and HG-10B, Collins 75A-4, Heathkit DX-100B, Electro-Voice 638 Microphone. Vibroplex Lighting Bug etc. plus some good BA links.
    netnow.micron.net
    190.London Vintage Radio Club.
     LVRC Directory
    www.geocities.com
    191.Ray Robinson's VK radio Museum
     Ray in Sydney, has a museum of military surplus and Broadcast receivers here, with a number of good pictures and descriptions. Several items to sell or trade.
    www.shlrc.mq.edu.au
    192.K8BVJ's Wondrous Boatanchors
     Jack's site discusses his rigs including the Drake 2NT, Drake TR4 (early version), TR4 (late version), TR4C, TR4CW, Swan 350- 410 Vfo and a HW101. Aso, he has a Drake 2B, Drake R4A and a Lafayette 350 * NOTE * Your browser must support cookies to access these pages.
    community-1.webtv.net
    193.International Crystal Manufacturing
     Buy some rocks for your old radios. Great source.
    www.icmfg.com
    194.Military Radio Specifications
     Military radio equipment specifications. Includes AN/PRC-25 and AN/PRC-77, AN/PRC-66, AN/PRC-68(V) and AN/PRC-126, AN/PRC-104, AN/PRC-515, RT-524/VRC and others.
    webhome.globalserve.net
    195.W2EC, Ray Vasek's Boatanchor Stations
     W2EC welcomes you to his shack and presents a neat kind of Show-and-Tell site. He includes a wealth of pictures and descriptions for your enjoyment!
    www.geocities.com
    196.U.K. Vintage Radio Resources
     A list of UK collectors, museums, shops, publishers, restorers etc. Also, has information about the UK-VINTAGE-RADIO e-mailing list.
    www.radio.mcmail.com
    197.Gene's Index of Boatanchor Pictures
     A nice anonymous list of links to a set of BA pictures.
    www.foothill.net
    198.The Radio Finder
     Joel Thurtell President, Owner and C.E.O, Plymouth, MI sells old radio equipment for premium prices. Pretty large inventory.
    www.radiofinder.com
    199.JA1DWM Boatanchors Page
     Boatanchors from a Japanese Perspective. You will find plenty of pictures of vintage ham equipment here, including some not found anywhere else on the web.
    plaza18.mbn.or.jp
    200.Skycraft Parts and Electronic Surplus
     Skycraft Parts & Surplus, Inc. of Orlando, FL. Great place for many parts and junk. A little pricey on their old test equipment, but a truly amazing place to visit and shop! No radios.
    www.skycraftsurplus.com
    201.The Heathkit Virtual Museum
     The Heathkit Virtual Museum is a tribute to the Heathkit tradition. Production of Heathkits, a staple of electronic hobbiests throughout the world, ceased in the 1980's.
    www.heathkit-museum.com
    202.ARRL Technical Information Service
     Access information on a variety of technical topics, including older radio equipment.
    www.arrl.org
    203.KA7NOC's Really Groovy and Psychedelic Boat Anchors
     Steve Hurst, KA7NOC's REALLY GROOVY AND PSYCHEDELIC BOAT ANCHOR PAGE. A good description of the BA era and the radios. Enjoy... Baby!
    www.magiclink.com
    204.Eric's Treasure Trove of Scientific Biography
     This site has biographies of some of the great inventors, scientists and radio pioneers.
    www.treasure-troves.com
    205.VK3ASE: ONE SIXTY METER AM CROSSBAND RADIO
     ONE SIXTY METERS, 1850 Khz AM crossband station described. Also, learn about how to convert AM broadcast radios to receive one sixty meters. A good description of AM activities in the Land of Sunshine and Sharks.
    www.geocities.com
    206.Drake Equipment Message Board
     Share technical information, buy and sell. Discuss just about anything you want about the good old R. L. Drake Co. and their radio products.
    www.min.net
    207.W. Grainger Co.
     Online Catalog of tools, benches, supplies etc. Useful for repairing and restoring your older radio gear.
    www.grainger.com
    208.Command receivers
     The ARC-5 Family. A great article with pictures by Ray Robinson.
    www.shlrc.mq.edu.au
    209.Multi-Elmac
     Excellent site by N9BOR with many pictures and descriptions of all the old Multi-Elmac radios.
    www.qsl.net
    210.Gonset Radios
     The Gonset web pages by Hampedia. Really good write ups and monochrome pictures scanned from the old magazine ads. Gonset was famous for their VHF AM rigs that were popular years ago and are still used by many VHF AM ops today.
    www.aade.com
    211.Archives at TEMPE.GOV
     Here you will find archives of e-mail lists on a variety of topics including HEATH, BOATANCHORS, COLLINS, and VINTAGE SOLID STATE.
    www.tempe.gov
    212.Surplus Al
     W3UGD presents for sale: Military Technical Manuals, Large Manual List, Quartz Crystals, Miscellaneous. He has a large selection. Al is a great guy whom I have met at the hamfests and you would love talking with him!
    www.qsl.net
    213.Hammarlund Radios (Hampedia)
     Another hampedia site, listing many Hammarlund radios from the old days, with pictures and descriptions. When last checked, the main banner at the top was missing.
    www.aade.com
    214.Heathkit Page by Hampedia
     Illustrations and descriptions of a number of old Heath radios for your enjoyment and information.
    www.aade.com
    215.W3DX Heathkit Page
     A lot of great articles and photographs of Heath equipment here.
    members.aol.com
    216.BAMA Boatanchor MANUALS FTP Archive
     Boatanchor MANUALS & SCHEMATICS FTP Archives at BAMA.EDU in folders by brand name. PLEASE UPLOAD your additions here for others to use and enjoy! Ken Grimm has done an excellent job with this collection. You will find scanned manuals for many radios here in PDF, BMP, JPG and GIF format etc.
    bama.sbc.edu
    217.The BONEYARD BLUEBOOK: Bry's Radio Pricing Guide by AF4K
     THE BONEYARD RADIO PRICE GUIDE - used Amateur Radio Asking Prices Seen Various Places in 1998 (plus a smaller section showing 1995 prices)
    www.geocities.com
    218.Swan Radios (Hampedia)
     A smaller Swan page with some pictures and descriptions of the radios.
    www.aade.com
    219.TMC: Technical Materiel Corporation
     A small site with a few monochrome pictures scanned from old ads. No descriptions.
    www.aade.com
    220.The Museum of Telegraph and Scientific Instruments
     A lot of good historical technical data here including some early QSL cards etc.
    www.chss.montclair.edu
    221.PE1MGR's Boatanchor Radios
     Information on military radios, boatanchor links, and a few photos.
    www.geocities.com
    222.PIEXX Components
     Chris Seig's PIEXX Tubes and Components for sale.
    www.piexx.com
    223.Rovero's Radio Page
     Superb descriptions and pictures of Boatanchor radios. Includes: R-1051, R-1451, Hammarlund SP-200 Series (BC-779, BC-794, BC-1004 and variants), RCA SRR-13A (and related FRR/MRR/SRR), Collins R-392/URR, Collins R-391/URR, Hammarlund HQ-140X, Hammarlund HQ-145X, Hallicrafters SX-122 etc.
    www.connix.com
    224.The History Of Western Union
     As the title says. This is about early morse telegraphy, as used in business etc.
    www.cix.co.uk
    225.NSS- Annapolis, Maryland
     K6DC presents a look at shipboard radio station NSS. There are some great memoirs of some of the operators here too.
    members.aol.com
    226.Boatanchors! by Dave Ellison, WB7AWK
     This is www.boatanchors.com - the name alone tells you Dave has been serious about putting together a great site, and it is! Photo gallery, a trading post, a nice homebrew 6V6 rig, Heath and Drake radios featured prominently here.
    www.boatanchors.com
    227.The AM Radio Web Ring
     This is the HQ page for a number of great, linked web sites about Amplitude Modulation! Take a tour!
    www.webzone.net
    228.KK5FE - Keith Heitzmann in Louisiana
     The view of his station includes: Viking Valiant, Hammarlund HQ-170, Johnson Ranger, HO-10 scope, R-390A, NC-173, S-100 speaker, Collins 75A-1, Dentron Clipperton-L, Hammarlund HQ-160, S-200 speaker, etc.
    www.communique.net
    229.The CC-AWA, Carolinas
     The Carolinas' Chapter of the Antique Wireless Association. Events calender etc.
    www.cc-awa.org
    230.KK5HY, Jake Hellback's Boatanchor Pages
     Mostly just a list of links to other Antique radio sites. He does have a handy NEW ORLEANS AREA Hamfest Calender.
    www.geocities.com
    231.Sparks Telegraph Key Review
     Tons or great information available here about every kind of code key imaginable!
    www.zianet.com
    232.The Antique Wireless Association, Inc.
     The Antique Wireless Association is an organization of some 4,000 members linked by a common interest in the history of electrical and electronic communications. Organized to promote interest in electrical and electronic communications history.
    www.antiquewireless.org
    233.Boatanchors Library by Allen Cutts
     Allen Cutts Boatanchor Photo Library and articles. He has a great index of pictures of many older rigs here. They are arranged by brand and model number.
    www.mindspring.com
    234.Canadian Railway Telegraph History
     Canadian Railway Telegraph History - a site dedicayed to Canada's railway telegraph, agents, operators, and railway
    web.idirect.com
    235.The Telegraph-Wireless World
     Steve Massey N6TT says: "Dedicated to Amateur Radio and the 34 years I've communicated with the world via Morse Code."
    www.Telegraph-Wireless.com
    236.J.H. Bunnell & Company Home Page
     Code key manufacturers. Still in business apparently. Recently the company offered a Centennial Edition of their famous miniature telegraph key and sounder. Additional product re-issues are also being considered.
    www.wwav.com
    237.KA2MGE TELEGRAPH MUSEUM
     On-Line Telegraph Museum, with some interesting key pictures and information.
    www.netsync.net
    238.N7CFO, Lynn's Telegraph Keys
     Lynn Burlingame in Bellevue, Washington has collected telegraph keys and telegraph instruments for nearly 20 years. Also, The N7CFO Keyletter is a newsletter for telegraph instrument collectors.
    www.qsl.net
    239.The Vibroplex Co., Inc.
     Bugs and paddles manufacturer, still at it!
    www.vibroplex.com
    240.The Vibroplex Collector's Page
     KN6W, Randy Cole presents information and images for Vibroplex collectors.
    www.la.ca.us
    241.Surplus Radio Society
     A Dutch society of collectors of old ex-military radio equipment and other nostalgic receivers and transmitters.
    www.iaehv.nl
    242.Vintage Wireless Gallery
     Jack Ponton's Vintage Gallery from GM0RWU in Scotland. Pictured by category: General and domestic radios, Civilian marine equipment, Military equipment and Amateur radio.
    ecosse.org
    243.Virginia City Radio Museum
     Wireless and Radio Apparatus from 1915 through the 1950s
    www.radioblvd.com
    244.Antique Radio: Phil's Old Radios
     Another antique receivers site, featuring an online gallery of hundreds of antique radios with color photos and commentary, extensive information and links for collectors, sources of parts, and articles about restoring antique radios.
    antiqueradio.org
    245.Signal Corps Museum
     The mission of the U.S. Army Signal Corps Museum and Fort Gordon is to function as a permanent historical and educational institution at Fort Gordon, providing training and education to the soldiers, military dependents at Fort Gordon and to the general public on all aspects of the history of the Signal Corps, the development of Fort Gordon and vicinity, and the U.S. Army.
    www.gordon.army.mil
    246.CHIDE MUSEUM - HMS Collingwood
     HMS Collingwood Communications & Radar Museum: Here you will find Naval Service Transmitters and receivers from the U.K. and Russia etc.
    chide.museum.org.uk
    247.QCWA Museum
     Exhibits are listed below, by decade 1910 - 1970. Some great examples of radio gear pictured here.
    www.teleport.com
    248.Manitoba Amateur Radio Museum
     The Manitoba Amateur Radio Museum - We are dedicated to collecting, preserving, researching and exhibiting articles of amateur radio and communication interest.
    www.mbnet.mb.ca
    249.Heartland Military Museum of Military Vehicles
     Located in Nebraska. Some interest in military radios here too.
    hara.simplenet.com
    250.Heath transformers, boards etc. for sale.
     Multi-Volti Devices Co. Partial list of transformers and PC boards available for Heath radios.
    users.softhouse.com
    251.Padgett's Link Page
     A large list of antique radio links etc.
    www2.gdi.net
    252.Radio Resources
     Radio equipment dealer, specializing in used commercial broadcast equipment. Possible source for information on converting them to those BIG 160m AM rigs! Steve Scarborough's Radio Resources & Services is in Baltimore, MD Go to "preowned showroom."
    www.radioresources.com
    253.STF Electronics
     Pat Bunn's STF Electronics: Selling Vacuum Tubes, Hammond Transformers, Chassis, Capacitors etc. Aimed at people building tube amplifiers for musicians, but still may be a useful source.
    www.stf-electronics.com
    254.KD6CC Boatanchors Pages
     Roger features pictures of his rigs by Heath, Galaxy, Johnson, Hammarlund, Kenwood, Eico, Ameco and Hallicrafters here. The site also has some links.
    www.geocities.com
    255.Radio Era Archives
     Focusing on digitizing information from the age of radio. We are preserving books, magazines, manuals, schematic diagrams and other paper information about the radio age.
    www.radioera.com
    256.Surplus USA
     A list of US government and military surplus auctions.
    www.surplususa.com
    257.Military Surplus Hotsheets
     Classified Advertisements for surplus items. Everything from jeeps to radios.
    personalwebs.myriad.net
    258.Ramirez's Virtual Museum
     Robert Ramirez's Vintage Ham Equipment, rare tubes, transistor radios etc.
    www.ns.net
    259.GM0RWU's Vintage Wireless Gallery
     Jack Ponton, GM0RWU's old radio pictures. General and domestic radios, Civilian marine equipment, Military equipment and Amateur radio.
    www.chemeng.ed.ac.uk
    260.THE VACUUM TUBE PAGE
     Roy Schmaus presents Tube information, and some great articles about the R1155 receiver etc.
    www.ee.ualberta.ca
    261.R1155 receiver
     VK2ILV, Ray Robinson's R-1155 Receiver Information & Pictures: Best 1155 Set site on the web!
    www.shlrc.mq.edu.au
    262.Hammond Museum of Radio
     Fred Hammond VE3HC of Guelph is the curator of the Hammond Museum of Radio. View over 1,000 operational receivers and transmitters from the Spark era to the first Solid State.
    www.kwarc.on.ca
    263.Mauritron Technical Services
     Service Manuals & Technical Guides for the Electronics Repair Trade This company in Oxford, England provides manuals for all Types of Equipment, including military surplus radios.
    www.mauritron.co.uk
    264.The Wireless Set No. 19
     A site for collectors and users of the World War II vintage military radio, the Wireless Set No. 19, still in use by many amateur radio operators. A VERY comprehensive site by Bob Cooke, VE3BDB.
    www.qsl.net
    265.AFV INTERIORS (tanks!)
     Some pictures and articles about tanks. Magazine style site, with pictures, references and links that may, at times include radio data.
    www.geocities.com
    266.The Antique Radio Collector
     An International Information Center for Collectors of Antique Radios and Communications Equipment. Includes a message board and information about radio clubs.
    wrldradio.home.att.net
    267.CTI Audio, Inc.
     CTI Audio, Inc. is the parent company for the renowned ASTATIC Microphones. With sales, engineering, and manufacturing located under one roof in Ohio. Pictures and information about microphones.
    www.ctiaudio.com.
    268.BA Modifications
     Some mods for a variety of rigs, including BC-610, R-390A, Heath, Collins, Globe, Johnson, etc.
    www.thebizlink.com
    269.AB4EL's Ham Radio WebPage
     Steve has put together some excellent notes, archives etc. about boatanchors, tube rigs, homebrewing, Heathkits and QRP here.
    metalab.unc.edu
    270.51J-4 Receiver
     WA3KEY presents a very well constructed web page with everything you need to know about the Collins 51J4.
    www.wa3key.com
    271.KE4OOO, Greg Parsons
     Greg describes his VHF AM station and some other AM equipment here.
    www.stdio.com
    272.BOATANCHOR HAUNTS
     A list of PLACES where you can still walk in and buy old boatanchor radios and parts etc. World-wide listing.
    www.geocities.com
    273.PARTS & SUPPLIES
     Listing of sources for spare parts used in homebrewing and repair of old style tube rigs etc. Some sand-state sources also.
    www.geocities.com
    274.U.S. Army CECOM Logistics and Readiness Center
     U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Command Logistics & Readiness Center. Information about military radios is here if you can dig it out.
    www.monmouth.army.mil
    275.DC7BJ - German Radio History
     Antique radio web pages with information about radio history, older German radios, crystal sets etc.
    www.snafu.de
    276.RX3ANF Boatanchors in Russia
     OK, most of these are American WW2 radios. How did they end up in Russia? He also has a few Russian radios, and two homebrew rigs here.
    www.qsl.net
    277.N2CQR/HI8
     Pictures of Bill Meara, N2CQR with his Hammarlund HQ-100, Drake 2B, Hallicrafters HT-37 etc.
    www.mindspring.com
    278.The TubeBug
     Erwin Cremers runs this site which is dedicated to collecting and restoring older receivers and transmitters.
    utopia.knoware.nl
    279.VE6BPO, BA Enthusiast
     Deane McIntyre has a large variety of topics here, but it includes some Boatanchors pages too! Mostly it is just a rather complex list of links.
    deane.bio.ucalgary.ca
    280.TUBE SITES
     Huge list of links to TUBE (valve) related web sites arranged by categories.
    www.geocities.com
    281.Antique Receivers
     Information about older receivers, and links to many many related pages.
    www.geocities.com
    282.Tube Suppliers
     This is a huge list of sources for vacuum tubes (valves) worldwide.
    www.geocities.com
    283.Rovero's Super-Pro 210-LX Page
     The Hammarlund SuperPro 210-LX (BC-779-B) receiver pictures, history and description.
    www.connix.com
    284.KK5IM Amateur Radio
     The new KK5IM Home Page is a must-see for anyone interested in vintage ham radio equipment and operation. Lots of Collins information and pictures. Also various shack pictures etc.
    www.teleteam.net
    285.W5TX in Plano, TX
     Bob Hocks, W5TX retired in 1991 after 32 years with Collins Radio/Rockwell International. Here you will find some useful Collins information.
    web2.airmail.net
    286.Boatanchor Links by KB8TAD
     Some more Boatanchor Links for your enjoyment! By Rich Post.
    oak.cats.ohiou.edu
    287.Telegraph & Wireless Museum
     By Pete Malvasi, W2PM - a serious morse key collector. Many pictures and descriptions of keys etc. are here.
    members.aol.com
    288.W1TP: Telegraph Museum
     Tom Perera presents a variety of articles and information about telepgraphy (morse) and other scientific topics.
    www.chss.montclair.edu
    289.100 Years of Radio
     A Great History of radio, with information about Marconi's work, pictures, and a section on early broadcasting. Very well put together.
    www.alpcom.it
    290.Lin Robertson's Old-Time Radio
     KJ6EF presents some radio history, collectors' pages etc. This comprehensive site includes an Internet radio station devoted to Old Time Radio!
    www.arrowweb.com
    291.R-390A/URR Military Technical Reference CD-ROM
     Information about where to buy this item.
    www.electrosys.com
    292.PAY Boatanchors: Index of E-list Articles
     From the PAY Boatanchors list, you can read the articles here for free! Get the ONE DAY and 3-DAY listings.
    metalab.unc.edu
    293.PRC-68
     Information and pictures. PRC-68 military surplus radio.
    www.angelfire.com
    294.Richard Lacroix's Military Communications Home Page
     This site hosts military radio communications related information. Among the pages featured are technical equipment references, sources, installations and associated links.
    webhome.globalserve.net
    295.National Radio Company Article Index
     Find old magazine articles about any National rig here!
    www.mindspring.com
    296.PAY BOATANCHORS
     AB4EL on "The Porch." Archives of the PAY BOATANCHORS E-mailing list. This is for those who wish to pay for being on an e-mailing list instead of using the two free ones! Seriously though, some useful articles and information may be found here for free!
    www.theporch.com
    297.The Museum of Tektronix Scopes
     Pictures and descriptions of all the old oscilloscope models and accessories. Very useful.
    margo.student.utwente.nl
    298.LA6OP, The Drake Collector
     Lots of Drake pictures from the schack of LA6OP, who has over 200 different Drake units in his collection. Speaker at the Hamvention Drake Forum 1999.
    home.sol.no
    299.HI-RES Communications
     Supplier of maintenance and repair videos for Hammarlund, military and other radios.
    www.mi.verio.com
    300.WA3WNE, Gregg's Pre-1970 Swap Shop
     Buy and Sell advertisements posted by radio enthusiasts.
    houck.com
    301.REME Museum, School of Conservation Sciences, UK
     From Bournemouth University, UK you will find some great pictures and articles about WW II British & U.S. military radio equipment.
    chide.museum.org.uk
    302.SJS Electroacoustics Ltd.
     Manufacturer of Hand Wound Transformers for High Quality Valve Amplifiers.
    www.users.globalnet.co.uk
    303.Vacuum Tube Galaxy
     Supplier of tubes, primarily for audio use.
    www.buybeach.com
    304.VE6OA, Al Girard
     Information and links for a variety of radio topics, including vintage amateur radio.
    www.compusmart.ab.ca
    305.A. G. Tannenbaum's Manuals.
     Boatanchor Manuals from A. G. Tannenbaum Co. They have a pretty wide selection.
    www.agtannenbaum.com
    306.W.J. Ford Surplus Enterprises
     Dealer in Ontario, Canada supplying: Transmitters, Receivers, Test Equipment and Components.
    www.falls.igs.net
    307.Military Equipment List (Part 1)
     A plain vanilla text list with links to more information. Arranged by model number.
    www.telalink.net
    308.KC2KJ's FTP directory
     KC2KJ's FTP directory /pub/ham_radio/ - Has AR77 and AR88 receiver technical information. Noise limiter description etc.
    309.The Crystal Swapping Bulletin Board
     Instantly post free ads here to sell, trade and buy crystals. Browse and find just what you are looking for. Many useful ads here.
    pluto.beseen.com
    310.SND Tube Sales
     Michael Marx has many tubes for sale here. Also, manuals for amateur radio equipment, tube testers and test equipment etc.
    www.vacuumtubes.com
    311.KITS & PARTS
     A massive listed of sources for kits and parts used in amateur radio construction & repairs.
    www.geocities.com
    312.CRYSTALS
     Sources and Information about crystals by AF4K. This is a HUGE list of suppliers and sources for obtaining radio crystals world-wide.
    www.geocities.com
    313.The Crystals Page by AF4K
     Information about grinding crystals, trading, buying and using them in old style amateur radio equipment.
    www.geocities.com
    314.WA2ISE Old Radios
     Great information, pictures and schematics. A good history of the All-American 5 etc. Includes interesting modifications, sub-miniature tube info, etc. Worth a visit!
    www.geocities.com
    315.The Farmer's Old Radio Notebook
     The Farmer's Antique Radios and Parts. Also their want list and links to other antique radio sites.
    geocities.com
    316.Tube Database Search
     Look up data, pin-outs and curves for almost 3,000 tubes.
    hereford.ampr.org
    317.Amateur Radio Center, Baltimore
     A great place to find BA radios, parts etc. all in a showroom environment. Ask to see the old Collins station in their basement!
    www.choicemall.com
    318.Mega Surplus Electronics
     This St. Louis, MO company mostly sells newer RF parts, lasers, meters, tools, test equipment and components.
    home.i1.net
    319.Firebottle.com
     Links to TheTubeStore.com - A supplier of vacuum tubes. More for musicians, but has some useful information.
    www.firebottle.com
    320.Electric Radio
     Index of articles from this excellent magazine for BA radio users.
    home.communique.net
    321.AF4K Boatanchor Pages (P2)
     More links and information about older amateur radio gear.
    www.geocities.com
    322.Sci.Electronics.Repair FAQ
     How to repair almost anything electronic. List of resources, links and suggestions for troubleshooting everything from radios and power supplies, to speakers and switches.
    www.repairfaq.org
    323.Euroscape Communications, UK
     Racal HF Receivers General purpose, for sale in excellent condition, bench tested.
    www.euroscape.com
    324.W1FIF, Norm Hunt
     This is one excellent BA radio site in Maryland. STATION MOTTO is "ALL RADIOS MUST BE REPAIRED, MODIFIED OR BUILT BY THE HAM WITH A WHITE BEARD." Have a look at the 6V6 QRP CW rig built in a cigar box.
    www.qsl.net
    325.R390A Receiver Home
     Historical, technical and operational information repository for the R390A/URR general coverage receiver. The pages contain information on longwave, mediumwave and shortwave listening.
    www.avslvb.com
    326.Curioscape - Directory for Antique Radios
     Explore thousands of sites and real shops selling speciality antiquing and collecting merchandise from around the globe.
    www.curioscape.com
    327.The Military Radio & Vehicle Locator
     Links to several places for buying and selling radios & vehicles. Handy!
    www.angelfire.com
    328.WB6FZH Classic & Military Radio
     Greg Greenwood, WB6FZH presents some great resources and information about owning and operating the older rigs.
    members.aol.com
    329.1950s Boatanchors On Duty
     John Stott presents pictures of a BC-779, BC-446 and Wilcox 96-C 3KW transmitters and a Collins BC-460 10 channel (remote dial up) 400W transmitter at work in Greenland.
    members.xoom.com
    330.SCR-274N TX/RX
     Hank Brown, W6DJX, WW2 SCR-274N TX/RX Operating Restoration.
    members.aol.com
    331.Military Radio Collectors Group
     Not much here yet...
    www.calpoly.edu
    332.G4BXD, Ben Nock
     Ben is a military radio trader in the U.K. He is always on the lookout for items he can buy, and has a list of items for sale here. Not much else though.
    ourworld.compuserve.com
    333.KE6ZIQ, Jim Beeler's SCR-399 Radio
     WW2 SCR-399 Radio System pictures.
    members.aol.com
    334.Hank Brown, W6DJX's GF/TX RU/RX
     Picture of antique military radio gear.
    members.aol.com
    335.807: Power to the Pentode T-Shirt
     "Power to the Pentode" T-Shirt available for $18.07
    members.aol.com
    336.WB6FZH Restoration Hints: Cosmetic
     Tips for cleaning up boatanchors and making them look pretty!
    members.aol.com
    337.R5223 receiver
     Great article about this Australian military radio. By Ray Robinson.
    www.shlrc.mq.edu.au
    338.KA0VSL, Jim Zellmer Museum
     This museum is dedicated to the vintage equipment that so many of us grew up dreaming about and the men and women who worked for the many American radio companies who made them.
    www.heartlandia.com
    339.AR88 receiver
     Great article about this RCA classic! By Ray Robinson.
    www.shlrc.mq.edu.au
    340.W6ICM, Ozzie Diaz
     Pictures of his BC-610 transmitter, Viking I and other fine BA rigs in the shack.
    www.sisqtel.net
    341.CD-ROM Publications, R.E.A.
     Radio Era Archives presents a variety of CD ROMs on Antique Radio. Including Repairs, History, Schematics etc.
    www.radioera.com
    342.The Hallicrafters Room
     Hallicrafters Radios, by KA0VSL. Pictures of several radios with descriptions.
    www.heartlandia.com
    343.The Hammarlund Room
     A great page with a picture and description of the Hammarlund HQ-180 receiver by KA0VSL.
    www.heartlandia.com
    344.B40 receiver
     Really good page with a description & photo of the B-40 military receiver, by Ray Robinson in Australia.
    www.shlrc.mq.edu.au
    345.The E. F. Johnson Room
     Viking Invader 2000 and Viking Ranger II transmitters. From KA0VSL's collection.
    www.heartlandia.com
    346.CR6A Receiver
     Military surplus from Australia. Excellent article about this all-band receiver.
    www.shlrc.mq.edu.au
    347.The Drake Room
     KA0VSL shows us his Drake gear: Drake 2-B reciever and its companion 2-BQ Speaker Q-Multiplier, R-4B Reciever and the TX-4B Transmitter. Also a Drake MN-2000 Matching Network.
    www.heartlandia.com
    348.Clegg Manuals
     Actually you will find pictures of just about ALL the fine, old Clegg VHF boatanchor radios and the schematics available here from the 6 Meter Club Worldwide.
    6mt.com
    349.Nostalgia Air
     A handy vintage radio receiver reference page, with voltage charts, component information etc.
    www.nostalgiaair.org
    350.EB5AGV's Reception Set R-107 pages
     Jose has put together a nice page about this British WW II era receiver that many of us in Britain etc. used as SW listeners in the 1960s and 70s.
    www.geocities.com
    351.Boatanchor HF Frequencies
     A handy chart by N9BOR
    www.qsl.net
    352.VE3FGU, Mike's Radios
     Mike Toneri presents a picture and description of his NC-303 and Valiant II station.
    members.delphi.com
    353.VE3FGU, Mike's Radio Page
     Another site with some more views of Mike's radios & antennas etc. Includes a Johnson 500, Thunderbolt etc.
    www.angelfire.com
    354.W4IDX, David Robbins
     David presents a page about his Drake equipment and other tube rigs.
    www.mindspring.com
    355.Columbia Electronics International, Inc.
     This outfir in California sells military radios & test sets and have manuals for them. Since 1946.
    www.columbiaelectronics.com
    356.Amplitude Modulation Society Of Buffalo
     A very well made web site, with a lot of good AM information. Here you will find shack pictures, technical info, hamfest listings, the AM web ring and more!
    hamgate1.sunyerie.edu
    357.W2ZIA, Rudy
     An article about Rudy's shack, with homebrew 160-10m AM rig using 4-250s, plus other shack pictures that show his Collins 310B, 75A2, KWM-2/312B5, 30L1, Henry 2K, Heathkit SB-400 and SB200 etc.
    hamgate1.sunyerie.edu
    358.T-368 AM/CW/RTTY Transmitter
     KG2IC has put together a fantastic web site. You will find a wealth of useful information on the T-368 military xmtr here.
    www.buffnet.net
    359.KG2IC: Radio Free Amherst
     Amateur Radio Station KG2IC in Amherst, NY. Beautifully produced web site. Bruce describes himself as a "rabid fan" of boatanchors. You will see why when you visit his site or work him on the air.
    www.buffnet.net
    360.Broadcast Equipment Archive
     Here you will find a history of and information about BC transmitters by 14 different companies, including model numbers & details.
    www.oldradio.com
    361.Astro Too: Surplus Electronic Parts
     Surplus and new electronic parts, supplies etc. Located in Melbourne, Florida.
    astrotoo.com
    362.Meet The AMer's Page
     Pictures and sounds from: WA3FLE, W3DUQ, WA2FNQ, WA3VJB, W1UX, WA3WBC, N2JTD, K9EUV, KA5THB, N3DRB, WA2CWA, WA1HLR, K1ETP and KG2IR. KA1ZZC WB2EEE W1UAX WA1MYQ W2JBI WA1SOV and more!
    members.localnet.com
    363.Norwegian Historical Radio Society
     Mostly broadcast stuff, at this rather interesting Euro-Boatanchor site!
    www.nrhf.no
    364.Cigar Box 6V6 Transmitter
     W1FIF's homebrew rig shown with an SX101a and HT32.
    www.qsl.net
    365.TV Power to Mod Transformer
     AM Amazing Transformation. Turn old power transformers into modulation transformers!! Great technical article by WA1HLR from The AM Press Exchange, August 1990.
    www.thebizlink.com
    366.Antique Radio Picture of the Month
     The Radio Picture Archive - mostly has pictures of newer sand-state junk.
    www.e-etc.com
    367.Receiver Repair Tips, Hints & Kinks
     Bill Harris describes how to troubleshoot and repair a receiver.
    www.flash.net
    368.Heath Kit Pages by Bill Wilkinson
     A lot of great history and articles about the Heath Company and their products.
    members.aol.com
    369.W5JI, Jim Coe's Boatanchors
     Jim has some pictures of items he is auctioning off at eBay. Recently there were pictures af a Collins 51J4, Eddystone 730/4 receiver, Hammarlund SP600JX-17 and a TMC GPR-90 receiver.
    www.brightok.net
    370.W3DUQ: Meet the AMer
     Shack picture etc.
    members.localnet.com
    371.Ameco AC-1 (6V6 CW transmitter)
     WB1GFH presents an article about building the AC-1 kit. Includes photo, schematic, parts list etc. He will post your AC-1 story here too if you want to build a replica and join the fun!
    www.qsl.net
    372.Hallicrafters Collectors Association
     EVerything you could ever want to know about Hallicrafters Radios. Manuals, information and help available here!
    www.qsl.net
    373.The James Millen Co.
     1901-1987 era manufacturer of parts, transmitters etc.
    www.qsl.net
    374.Drake Amateur Radio Repair Parts
     The R.L. Drake Co. Parts Department. Order parts online!
    www.rldrake.com
    375.Drake Amateur Radio Crystals
     The R.L. Drake Co. Parts Department. Order crystals online!
    www.rldrake.com
    376.WB6RMP's Boatanchors
     Craig presents some really good pictures and evaluations of some Collins, Drake and Heathkit radios.
    www.geocities.com
    377.Hammarlund HQ-180A
     NQ5T presents a neatly made web page about this grand old receiver.
    home1.gte.net
    378.WB9TOW/8 AM Operator
     Steve Marquie, WB9TOW/8 discusses his Johnson Valiant and Collins 75A2 station.
    www.msu.edu
    379.Hallicrafters S36 Radio Receiver
     From the Royal Signals Museum in the U.K. This is a rather unusual UHF receiver made by Hallicrafters.
    chide.museum.org.uk
    380.Hammarlund Model HQ-180AC
     Article about the Hammarlund Model HQ-180AC Communications Receiver (1966) from the "Phil's Old Radios" site.
    www.accessone.com
    381.E.F. Johnson Co. Ranger Mods
     Tim Smith, WA1HLR presents some great audio improvements for this rig. This is a fun-to-read article even if you don't own a Ranger.
    www.thebizlink.com
    382.Heathkit TX-1 "Apache" Ham Transmitter
     Nicely made page with a picture and specification sheet etc. from The Heathkit Virtual Museum.
    www.heathkit-museum.com
    383.Dave Merrill
     Dave's Page features a rotating set of of military radio pictures featuring such equipment as the R-864/URR with the manual. Also military vehicle pictures.
    www.concentric.net
    384.Nolan's Redneck Boatanchor Page!
     Nolan Lee's site is dedicated to some of his favorite pieces of electronic hardware that "could have only been created in the United States of America, or possibly, the Confederacy. Has R-1051B, TV-/U and TV-7/U tube tester information.
    www.acadiacom.net
    385.SWAN Manuals On-Line
     Download a manual or a schematic for your favorite Swan rig here.
    6mt.com
    386.R-390A/URR Power Supply Modifications
     John Stott shows us some nice pictures and narrative plus a schematic diagram for the improvements he has made.
    members.xoom.com
    387.Display Electronics Ltd.
     Surplus dealer in Surrey, England. Millions of items. Receivers, parts, test equipment, power supplies, racks, cabinets etc.
    www.distel.co.uk
    388.HRO Receiver Models
     WA5VLZ, Neil shows us the tube line-ups and a description of each model.
    www.io.com
    389.HRO-600 Receiver
     WA5VLZ presents a great web page about this later classic receiver with full description, pictures etc.
    www.io.com
    390.The National Product Line
     Listing and descriptions of all the receivers made by National Radio Co. The good, the bad and the ugly! An EXCELLENT web site!
    www.io.com
    391.WA1KPD Boatanchor Collection
     Pictures from 1924-1970. Various radios include: Collins 51J4, 75-A4 & WRL Globe King, Collins TCS-12, Hallicrafters HT-9, S-19R, S-119, SX-17, SX-25, SX-28, S-38, Harvey 1935 CT-60 CW Xmtr, Homebrew 6L6 on 160m, Lafayette KT-320, Johnson Adventurer, Ranger, Lettine 240, Multi-Elmac AF-67, National HRO-4, 2-40D, National SW-3, Revell Regen and many more.
    pages.cthome.net
    392.Swan Transceivers: Newsletters
     These newsletters were published by Dean Lang starting in 1990, and were sent to members of the Swan User Group. There were 7 published, and they appear on this web page.
    www.pcs.mb.ca
    393.Unofficial TenTec Pages
     Not necessarily something everyone would consider Boatanchors, BUT these Ten Tec pages are useful, and worth visiting anyway!
    pcd2.state.va.us
    394.Ten Tec Virtual Museum
     W8KC also presents lots of useful ideas, tips and opinions. A lot of discussion about the older and rarer Ten Tec rigs and especially the accessories.
    www.oakland.edu
    395.World Radio Labs (WRL) by KB9BNR
     KB9BNR has produced an interesting web site with a variety of topics including the good old WRL rigs, AM operating etc.
    home.revealed.net
    396.VK2UA: Military radios
     Simon presents a number of great pictures and descriptions of historical radio items. Mostly British and Australian WW II military rigs.
    www.zip.com.au
    397.W4PNT, Patty & Dee's Marina
     Dee Almquist's Boatanchors - Collector/dealer of tubes & rigs in Waynesboro, VA. (Restored Johnson Ranger for $600.00 anyone?!)
    home.rica.net
    398.WA1KPD
     Carl Nord presents a web site about Boatanchors and 2m SSB. Come and visit his Boatanchor Pictures and Story collection. Also, there is a Buy/Sell/Swap page.
    pages.cthome.net
    399.Vintage Radio Repair and Restoration
     Paul Stenning presents some comprehensive information about the repair and restoration of vintage radio and audio equipment. Tube (valve) theory etc. From the U.K.
    www.vintage-radio.com
    400.Northland Radio
     VE3AAM's 'NORTHLAND RADIO' - supplier of powerful used AM BC Transmitters, tubes, boatanchor parts etc.
    www.lks.net
    401.VE3WGX, Bill's Room
     Bill Griffith gives us a brief discussion about his military rigs: 19 Set Mk.II, and Mk.III, AR88LF, R390A, ART-13 and ARC-502.
    webhome.idirect.com
    402.KD6ZR, Rick
     Rick presents his antique radio collection and a garage sale on-line. Not much there for sale as of 11-99.
    members.home.net
    403.Wireless Set No.19
     Nice picture and write-up about the venerable 19 Set, by Rick Griffith.
    webhome.idirect.com
    404.Mark's Green Pages
     Mark Blair, KE6MYK collects military radios etc.
    www.qsl.net
    405.Alan Lord Vintage Radio Gallery
     Click on 'E' to see the fine Eddystone communications receivers from the U.K.
    194.82.177.3
    406.Anchor Supplies Ltd.
     Government surplus electronics, etc. from England. Mostly the radios are later model Racal and Redifon receivers. Also test equipment, field telephones etc.
    www.anchor-supplies.ltd.uk
    407.Bartlesville Kiolowatt Transmitter
     Homebrew rig from 1937 of unique style - looks like a giant barbecue grill with meters! Built by W5GAE, Preston Gaddis of Bartlesville, OK., who is now a silent key.
    www.bigcountry.com
    408.Murphy's Surplus Warehouse
     Electronic surplus and supplies. Some communications gear, military surplus, Collins, Harris etc. Mostly expensive post-WW II items.
    www.maxpages.com
    409.Radio Devices
     Supplier of books and CDs for amateur radio, including several about boatanchor era radios.
    www.ultranet.com
    410.W2FNT: John Kakstys
     A supplier of fine older communications equipment. John visits a lot of the hamfests along the east coast where you will find him selling a wide variety of rigs and accessories. He may have just what you need.
    members.aol.com
    411.Steve Hill's Military Radio Page.
     RADIO STATION VK4CZT - collector of military radios. Some great Aussie pictures of the shack and BA rigs, with descriptions.
    www.users.bigpond.com
    412.NORTEX Electronic Co.
     Surplus test equipment and components, tube amps, RF and power supply components, transformers, ceramic insulators, capacitors, power resistors, new and used parts for radio amateurs and experimenters.
    www.montagar.com
    413.KI0LE's Amateur Radio Page
     Bryce's Amateur Radio and VLF Electronics Equipment. KIØLE, specializes in Boatanchor rigs and has some nice pictures!
    www.cp.duluth.mn.us
    414.R & R Designs catalog
     Supplier of BA paint and parts, including Hammarlund clocks! This outfit has a reputation for being SLOW to deliver paint etc. Caveat emptor (Buyer beware), but they may have just what you need to paint a precious piece of gear.
    www.ipass.net
    415.BADX Club's Boatanchor Page
     Photos of Andy Wallace's radios etc.
    www.anarc.org
    416.Marconi B28 Receiver
     In the radio room, aboard the "Haida."
    www.mindspring.com
    417.Glowbugs E-mail List
     Archives arranged by topical thread. This is a great e-list for discussing tube radios, and homebrewing etc.
    www.mines.uidaho.edu
    418.Glowbugs Email Archive, by N6EV
     Interesting E-Mails from the Glowbugs List. Great, useful information from 1997 or so.
    www.qsl.net
    419.Jan Philipp Wüsten Elektronik
     Vintage electronic parts supplier in Germany. On-line catalog etc.
    homepages.hrz.tu-darmstadt.de
    420.Sherry's Boat Anchors
     Some great pictures of R-390 and R391 receivers etc., and a great write-up on remembering the earlier days of radios.
    www.mississippi.net
    421.Heathkit Educational Systems
     The original Heathkit Company Site.
    www.heathkit.com
    422.THE AMATEUR'S CODE OF ETHICS
     The Amateur's Code - from the days when hams were still gentlemen and the airwaves were like gold.
    www.geocities.com
    423.On The Spot
     A cool 1941 Radio Operating story on-line from N9AVG.
    jehosophat.com
    424.The Vacuum Technology Page
     Vacuum technology resources for students and more advanced users. Everything from fundamental techniques to SPICE simulation. From Roy Schmaus at the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department of the University of Alberta.
    www.ee.ualberta.ca
    425.BOATANCHORS Amateur Radio Web Ring
     Take a trip around this ring of BA web sites or join up YOUR home page and have some fun. You will have more web traffic to your site by joining the ring!
    home.earthlink.net
    426.TEMPE BOATANCHORS E-LIST
     City of Tempe, Arizona. Archives of BOATANCHORS@LISTSERV.TEMPE.GOV e-mail list. Lots of useful information that has been shared.
    www.tempe.gov
    427.AM Nets
     Where to find the AM operators on regularly operated HF and VHF AM nets.
    www.thebizlink.com
    428.KC0CW, Sheldon Wheaton
     Sheldon describes many of the rigs he loves from the 1920s to the 1950s here. He also has a few parts for sale.
    www.sky.net
    429.VINTAGE SOLID STATE
     Archives of VSS@LISTSERV.TEMPE.GOV from the City of Tempe, Arizona. Seems like this is the list a lot of people are looking for!
    www.tempe.gov
    430.Radio Electric Supply
     Vacuum tubes from quality manufacturers. From Melrose, Florida. These are NOT hamfest prices! Credit cards accepted.
    www.vacuumtubes.net
    431.CWest Tubes
     Dexter Francis sells tubes, capacitors, crystals, inductors, knobs, meters, sockets, transformers etc.
    www.xmission.com
    432.KD5BYB: Bring Your Boatanchors!
     This is under development. Not much there as of November 1999.
    web.wt.net
    433.GM0RWU: Military Wireless Equipment
     Jack Ponton GM0RWU's Military Radios - some great articles, pictures etc. from Britain.
    www.chemeng.ed.ac.uk
    434.BARA: The Binghamton Amateur Radio Association
     Boatanchors Links Only.
    www.wtsn.binghamton.edu
    435.DC-DC Construction Notes
     Solid state replacements for vibrators used in old military radio power supplies. UNIVERSAL INVERTER POWER SUPPLY by Dennis Starks. The circuit diagram is at the bottom.
    www.qsl.net
    436.Radiotrader's Antique Radio World
     Sellers of schematic copies and service data for early receivers including Hallicrafters, Hammarlund, Silver-Marshall, etc, also audio amplifier schematic copies.
    www.charlotte.infi.net
    437.Classic/Vintage Radio Links
     Quick and easy access to over 2,000 Ham Radio-related links. Large Classic Radio Area, arranged by brand name.
    myfreeoffice.com
    438.LA5KI Hallicrafters Gallery
     A photo gallery of radio equipment from Hallicrafters. It is a free uncommercial photo gallery for everybody interested in Hallicrafters.
    www.qsl.net
    439.Viking SW
     Design and production of replica valve (tube) radios, communications receivers and related equipment. They will be selling valve (tube) equipped radio receivers and amplifiers. Their first is an early 30's model ('Cathedral' style) radio.
    www.vikingsw.demon.co.uk
    440.Delaware Valley Historic Radio Club
     March Radio "SuperMeeting" details and map.
    pw2.netcom.com
    441.N4XY BoatAnchors
     Ed has put together a really fascinating site here dedicate dto collecting and using the older amateur radio gear.
    www.qsl.net
    442.LA5KI's September Hallicrafters prices
     Apparently he gets these from some unspecified auctions or something like that!
    www.qsl.net
    443.David Medley's Playpen
     Dave, in Tucson, AZ presents a great page about radio and especially the R-390/URR receiver.
    www.users.uswest.net
    444.KK4DF Hamshack
     KK4DF has discovered a new love for the old gear. Restoration of a Collins R-390A is documented with photos. Other gear includes a Johnson Viking II and Hallicrafters SX-28A.
    www.knology.net
    445.WA2WHV, Jim's Ham Radio Corner
     Interesting pictures and information on his 160 meter AM station with a GE XT-1-A, built in 1950. Also converting an RCA BTA-500R for 75 meter operation.
    www.qsl.net
    446.W1UX BOATANCHOR RADIO
     A small modest collection of fine old American made boatanchor radios, and a wee bit of time travel back to his early days! By Yves "Al" Feder, W1UX.
    www.geocities.com
    447.TF2WIY
     His Iceland Amateur Radio Station Story. The shack picture shows a Globe Chief 90 transmitter, a Hallicrafters SX-110 receiver (w/matching speaker), Heathkit Q-Multiplier, and a Vibroplex bug.
    www.hal-pc.org
    448.Vacuum Tubes, Inc.
     Sales of: Tubes, tube testers, vibrators, delay relays, books etc. "Worldwide sellers of vacuum tubes for audio, radio, and industry."
    www.vacuumtubesinc.com
    449.Welcome to Summit Electronics
     Summit Electronics is your source for trailing-edge technology. Hard-to-find, and old technology parts source in Boca Raton, Florida.
    www.thorel.com
    450.AM Forever
     W5HRO's site is designed for ham radio operators and collectors who are interested in collecting, preserving, and improving the practice of amplitude modulation on the HF radio bands using vintage vacuum tube equipment. It deals with both home-brew and commercially built gear. A lot of great resources and information here!
    www.webzone.net
    451.Rovero's Radio Page
     Featuring a number of interesting older rigs.
    www.connix.com
    452.The Canadian Military Communications and Electronics Museum.
     Troops & Times. Peacekeeping and International Stability Operations, showing some early communications installations.
    www.c-and-e-museum.org
    453.Grimeton Transmitting Site in Sweden
     QRO on 16.7 kHz
    www.telemuseum.se
    454.WB8ERJ Restores a Boatanchor for Use on the Ham Bands.
     This old friend has come back to WB8ERJ. It is a world war II vintage Navy transmitter that he is in the process of converting into an amplifier for use on the ham bands.
    www.qsl.net
    455.N9BOR - Skokie, IL USA
     Amateur Radio Station N9BOR is located in Skokie, Illinois, 13 miles north of Chicago's loop. R. L. Drake web resources information. There is also much information about learning and using morse code. Other interests include Drake, Multi-Elmac, Boatanchors and AM etc.
    www.qsl.net
    456.Orkney Wireless Museum
     In the Orkney Islands, U.K.
    www.army.mod.uk
    457.The "Li'l 7" AM Transmitter
     Phil's Radio Wrinkles presents a small AM band tube TX with schematic, plans, photos and all kinds of details on how to build one yourself!
    www.accessone.com
    458.W2AEE in the 1950's from W1EOX
     Picture of a TEMCO 1KW AM rig and memories of Armstrong's attic!
    www.columbia.edu
    459.Vibroworld Co.
     Purveyor of Vintage Tube A.F. Amp Parts, Books, Tubes, Transformers, Speakers, and other Electronics. Portland, Oregon, USA.
    www.teleport.com
    460.N6EV's Amateur Radio Glowbugs Page
     This page contains various articles and schematics related to Glowbugs. Glowbugs relates to constructing tube type, low power Amateur Radio equipment.
    www.qsl.net
    461.N6EV Glowbugs Bibliography
     Some great sources for information here!
    www.qsl.net
    462.Crystal Grinding
     FT243 Crystal Grinding Information Compiled by Paul Carreiro, N6EV
    www.qsl.net
    463.VE3UWL Glowbug Bibliography
     Bruce, VE3UWL's Glowbug Bibliography Site
    www.chass.utoronto.ca
    464.Crystal Oscillators
     From N6EV: Tube osc. schematics and discussion.
    www.qsl.net
    465.Test Equipment Manual Sources
     Thanks to Mike Nowlen.
    www.3dnet.com
    466.Vintage Radio Kit Co.
     WB1EYE, Carl Gelormini presents a range of tube type kits, including QRP transmitters for CW and AM, an antenna tuner, receiver, and even a complete transceiver.
    www.geocities.com
    467.CCF RADIO NETWORK
     The Combined Cadet Force was and is a military style communications group designed for school aged youngsters in the British Isles. Here you will find many pictures of British WW2 surplus and memories of the young men who operated them at school from the 1950s on.
    www.geocities.com
    468.KC6WFS 50mhz AM Page
     Dave has made a fantastic site about 6 Meter AM!
    www.geocities.com
    469.Interesting Surplus Places
     Listing of electonics/mechanic/goodies/gizmos surplus/salvage/junk/parts stores and warehouses in the USA, Canada, UK and Australia.
    www.repairfaq.org
    470.Freitas' Radios
     Great site about his collection of old military radios, and some cypher machines.
    www.geocities.com
    471.National Co. - Radio Bay
     WA5VLZ presents a site devoted primarily to the history and products of the National Radio Company.
    www.io.com
    472.Harry's Homebrew Pages
     Harry Lythall, SM0VPO/G4VVJ has some excellent designs here for tube and solid state rigs.
    hem.passagen.se
    473.Ham Auction by KD5ABQ
     An online auction dedicated to amateur radio operators. Includes some 'Boatanchor' Radios when available. This site needs work! Not operational as of 12/99
    www.hamauction.com
    474.Amateur Radio KX2S
     Ed Deringer. Great pictures of antique amateur radio and military gear plus some ham links.
    www.qsl.net
    475.Charlie's CQ Room by K5MBX
     Amateur radio site devoted to collectible amateur radios, featuring vintage ham radio color photos and commentary, links for ham radio collectors and hobbyists, and vintage amateur radio equipment for sale.
    home.earthlink.net
    476.VE4AQ's Manual Exchange
     An exchange service for manuals for amateur radio equipment.
    www.qsl.net
    477.ISWL HQ Page
     International Shortwave League. For Licensed Amateurs and Short Wave Listeners both Amateur and Broadcast Band.
    www.iswl.org.uk
    478.VA3RZS
     Mostly just some good links. Hamfest search engine for USA and Canada included.
    www.cgocable.net
    479.Ernie's Web Page
     A great place to fine ham radio links about ham radio,radio kits etc.
    www.newwave.net
    480.Brians Radio Universe
     Brian Hill, on Antique Radios and anything else with tubes. Includes a shck picture, nostalgia etc.
    www.jps.net
    481.OPCOM's Electronics Index - Tubes, Boatanchors, mods and technical information a nd software.
     Radio/Electronics Freeware, GG amp design util, SX28 spec sheet, the Johnson Viking I, Build a 100 watt Tube audio amp for the car (boy, what a boat anchor!), Tube HiFi and musician's circuits, tecnology links. Also: electronics, Tube Amps, Schematics, RF amps, modifications, schematics etc.
    www.montagar.com
    482.SM7TJC
     Ham Radio. homebrew, modern and old stuff.
    w1.371.telia.com
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