Links to other sites of interest
Wireless
for the Warrior A most
informative and user friendly site, this is the website of Louis Meulstee
("Wireless for the Warrior") The
British Army Royal Signals Museum SRS (Surplus Radio
Society) In Dutch, with a fair sprinkling of English, and with many Links relevant to
VMARS.
www.qsl.net/ve3bdb/ The Wireless Sets No.19
pages. Just has to be the page for the enthusiasts of the most famous of all
military radios.
www.hypertools.com Dave Ross's Military Radio
Pages.
Boatanchors
Webring Lots of interesting sites here.
www.heathkit-museum.com Heathkit
Virtual Museum.
www.WA3KEY.com/collins.html Collins gear.
http://oak.cats.ohiou.edu/~postr/bapix/ Boatanchors pictures.
G4NCE The homepage of G4NCE's site, featuring his extensive collection of military radio equipment.
The Bunker The recovery of an ET-4336 transmitter as featured in VMARS newsletter issue 9.
Keith's Racal Page Several fascinating pages of info and pictures for the Racal fan. RECOMMENDED!
Radio Byegones Magazine Carries articles on restoration of vintage wireless equipment.
ACF/CCF radio
Interesting reminiscences of times in the Cadet forces by Brian carling AF4K
The
National Valve Museum A virtual museum of the Valve, with information on the
rebuilding of "Colossus", and data sheets on many types. Well worth a look.
RAF Henlow Signals Museum Pictures and info on this museum.
Bletchley Park The home of 'Station X', Milton Keynes Amateur Radio Society, Colossus and a whole lot of other fascinating exhibits.
The AM Window. Amateur AM in the States.
Crawley Amateur Radio Club Articles on aspects of Vintage Radio from the Club Newsletter
The Royal Signals Amateur Radio Society Membership of The Royal Signals Amateur Radio Society (RSARS) is open to anyone interested in amateur radio and who has completed service with the Armed Forces of the United Kingdom or certain other countries or is currently serving.
http://www.tubecollector.org/ All you need to know about valves or 'tubes'.
The Muckleburgh Collection Displays of vintage army, navy, air force, and other communications equipment, including visual signalling and the electric telegraph. Opening days/times, etc, on website. The North Norfolk Amateur Radio Group operate from this site.
North Norfolk Amateur Radio Group Operate regularly from 'The Muckleburgh Collection', above.
Thorpe Camp Radio Museum Woodhall Spa, Lincolnshire, location of M0TCM.
Museum of Radar and Communications HMS Collingwood.
Clem's Wireless Set No. 11 Page WS11 Information from VK3CYD
The Kurrajong Radio Museum Another site from 'Down Under'
Signals Collection '40 - '45 Paul Bodifee's collection in Daventer, Holland.
Radiomuseum.org A large collection of information operated from Switzerland by HB9RXQ
Canadian Museum site of SPARC - Society for the Preservation of Antique Radio in Canada
Canadian Marconi
Company - Documentation of Radio Equipment produced by the Canadian Marconi
Company
during the valve era.
G3YUH. Amateur Radio lives on, and the story of the rescue of another RT320 from destruction. Also Ron's WS18 project.
The Heathkit Story A Heathkit enthusiast's site in English and Swedish.
RKK -Museum Russian Radio Museum in Moscow
SRDE Technical
history of SRDE - a UK Government establishment for research and development
of
military communications.
Personal Museum of Military Radio - Spy Radio - Tubes by Antonio Fucci Fano (Italy)
Tatjana van Vark Collection includes V Bomber H2SMk9A and Navigation, Bombing and Computer NBC
Vintage Avionics - the AN/ARN21
PRC319 Group - FAQs and Manuals
Jan Corver Museum. Cypher machines and Vintage Radio.
Radista - A web presentation of radio and other telecommunications equipment used by the Yugoslav People's army from 1945 to 1991.
LA6NCA - A remarkable collection of German wireless equipment from WW2 (Norwegian language)
www.ig-uem.ch/ Swiss vintage military radio site.
IRMA Inventory of old military French radio sets from 1900 - 1960
History of the national HRO receiver by Barry Williams KD5VC
Crypto Machine Menu page If you are interested in Cypher, try this one.
Eddystone Users Group - All things Eddystone including many downloadable manuals.
Historic US Navy site US Navy communications in the 1950s and 1960s, by K4NYW