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Approaches to Wideband and High Fidelity AM/MW Broadcast Band Reception
Radios - BC-611, BC-654
A blog about amateur radio and homebrewing at VE7SL located on Mayne Island, BC. topics include 630m, 2200m, 6m, DX, and vintage radios.
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Antique Radios For Sale
Stromberg Carlson AWP 8 1956
Cobra Marine Radios keep you connected on the water. Handheld or fixed mount, our VHF marine radios include GPS, Bluetooth, weather alerts, and more.
The various crystal radios I've made over the years, including step-by-step instructions for making your own.
Crystal Radios
Art Deco bakelite Radios ca.1930. https://www.pinterest.com/correasteven/old-radios/
XBee modems are one of the easiest ways to create a wireless point-to-point or mesh network. They have error correction, are configured with AT commands, come in multiple flavors and can create a wireless serial link out of the box! I wanted to make a wireless Arduino project but all the adapter boards on the market made me unhappy. So I designed what I think is an excellent low-cost adapter board.
What Makes a Radio Collectible? There’s a different answer for every radio and collector. Some of us look for the radios we had or wanted as kids. Others of us are drawn to a particular [...]
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Newman Radios. Vintage loudspeakers upcycled into the 21st century. Retro cool.
This is a very large radio. I believe the Saba is German. This one was made in about 1953. All the controls are in German. I got this many years ago at the Brimfield Flea Market in Massachusetts. It's not really a radio type of flea market. The radios you do find are priced either too high or too low. This one was the exception, only about $30 because "it doesn't work". It does work. You just have to be able to read a little German. It had a loud hum. I replaced a couple filter capacitors and it was all set. It has automatic tuning, a tuning eye, FM, AM BC, and short wave. It has loads of speakers and really nice sound. Just don't try to move it around much!
Vertical Screen Android Radios for selected vehicles