VINTAGE RADIOPersonal relationships may come and go but the memories of that one special love affair lasts forever. As with dewy eyes and scarcely concealed emotion one recalls that all time favourite receiver. The long hours spent hunched over warm glowing valves, caressing the tuning knob deep into the night, until finally you got ‘Old Reliable’ to pull that illusive contact out of the QRN. Now that is the type of true friend we should all cherish! Thus follows an ocasional series from our members about one or more memorable receivers they have built, owned, dumped or just used as a doorstop in the shack! My Favourite Receiver The BC453 plus Receiver Type 78 Lost in the clouds with the BC453 Receivers That I Have Lived With Look . . . no valves, no semiconductors! Anecdotal escapades, Civil and Military More Vintage StuffThe Famous EF50 Valve of WWII Vintage LinksVMARS The Vintage and Military Amateur Radio Society Colin G4DDI maintains this excellent site and if you are interested in Vintage Radio then it’s well worth a look. He also hosts a very good Vintage Links page himself. A remarkable resource and everything you could possible imagine in connection with this great man of radio. Please allow plenty of time to browse the site because once you arrive you will have great trouble getting away again HI!
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