Project of the week Latest thing I have been beating on
Ham Shack The project that never ends!
Tours:
Transmitter Site Tour Clear Channel Broadcast transmitter sites
WWFG, WOSC and WLBW Transmitter Site Tour More Clear Channel transmitter site fun!
Radios:
AN\URC-110
The Motorola Family of URC-110, 101 and 104
Radios
Collins ARC-38, ARC-38A and 618S Transceivers HF Aircraft Radio systems
BC-348Q Modifications Conversion and Modification information
AN/ARR-41 Modifications Conversion and use information
Gates BC-1 & Collins 20V Transmitter Restoration Not my transmitters but do have a part in it
RCA BTA1 AM Transmitter The RCA-BTA1MX AM broadcast transmitter I am restoring for Ham use
Russian Radios The R-311 and R-107
Computers:
Grid laptops
Part of the Grid collection
PDP-11/23 Project Work with Qbus systems
PDP-11/34 Project Work with Unibus systems
Military Computers
Assorted
Tactical Laptop computers
Ham fest & Get-togethers:
MRCA 2010
Pictures of this years event
MRCA 2009 Pictures of the 2009 MRCA Event in Gilbert PA.
Links:
Military Museum
Wright-Patterson
Air Force Base - Museum
Located in Dayton Ohio.
Air Mobility Command Museum ( Dover )
Always worth a Look.
Personal Pages
US Navy Radio Communications - 1950's & 1960's Great site, lots of information on radios that get ignored too much.
Mr. Smiths web site ( K4CHE )
Military Radios in Chicken Land.
Shozo Miyagawa web site ( JR3VKH )
Military Radios in JA Land.
Tube Database
Search ( NJ7P ) Best vacuum tube
search utility around.
Tom
Norris Mil list
MRCA Web Page
The Military Radio Collectors Association.
Henk's DIGITAL computer room
More PDP systems.
Commercial Pages
EBay Great place to waste time and money!
Midwest Electronic Surplus Best source for small components.
Helmut Singer
Elektronik Electronic test
and surplus equipment, kind of "Murphy's" East!
Fair Radio Sales Web Page
The one
and only.
Antique Radio Classified
Murphy's Surplus Warehouse
What more can
you want?
Others.....
Amsat Web Page
The FCC Home Page
DRMO
Government Online auctions
ARRL Home Page
The AM
Forum They use lots of big words
Vintage Computer Forum useful site for information on old systems
rafantini@salisbury.edu (last updated Aug 2012 )