| The following sites will be of interest to those who collect or restore older shortwave and amateur radios.
COLLINS:
WA3KEY Virtual Collins Radio Museum
A great source of information on this most prestigious line of amateur radio equipment.
COLLINS:
Miltronix
Rick Mish provides professional service and restoration for Collins R-389, R-390 and R-390As.
DRAKE:
Drake Virtual Museum
This site hosted by JM Cherry of Brussels, Belgium has information on virtually every Drake radio product.
EDDYSTONE:
Eddystone - Classic British Receivers
An account of the development of Eddystone Radios, from the earliest days to the end of the valve radio era in 1973.
EDDYSTONE:
Eddystone User Group
An organization that promotes a wider interest in Eddystone equipment, to provides a forum for exchanging information among Eddystone Users and compiles information on Eddystone radios and their history.
EDDYSTONE:
Eddystone User Group
As the official website of the Eddystone User Group, this site is dedicated to all collectors of Eddystone Radio products, most of which were manufactured at the "Old BathTub" in West Heath Birmingham from 1940 until 1995.
GRUNDIG:
Grundig Satellit Radios
This informative site is hosted by Thomas Baier author of Grundig Satellit - All Models in Word and Picture.
GRUNDIG:
Grundig Satellit Radios
The famous Grundig Satellit series began in 1964. Visit this site, hosted by Knut Otterbeck of Norway, for the Satellit story.
HALLICRAFTERS:
Hallicrafters Collectors International
A popular web site dedicated to the promoting and preserving the radios of the Hallicrafters Company.
HALLICRAFTERS:
Chuck Dachis - The Hallicrafter Collector
This site belongs to Chuck Dachis who literally wrote the book on Hallicrafters!
HALLICRAFTERS:
LA5KI Hallicrafters Gallery
Loads of photos and information on all Hallicrafters products.
HALLICRAFTERS:
Charlies CQ Room
This website, hosted by Charlie Hugg K5MBX, features a Hallicrafters virtual museum.
HAMMARLUND:
Hammarlund Historian Web Page
Learn about this classic line of ham radio.
HEATHKIT:
Heathkit Ham Radio Pages of KB9JJA
Many useful documents are stored on this site.
HEATHKIT:
Heathkit Virtual Museum
If you ever built a Heathkit, you will enjoy this site.
KNIGHT KIT:
The Knight Kit Page
This site is for anyone with an interest in Knight Kit.
KNIGHT KIT:
The Knight Kit Bulletin Board
Another neat site for Knight Kit collectors.
MORROW:
Morrow
This manufacturer of amateur radio equipment is not so well known, but they made innovative equipment that worked well.
NATIONAL:
Radio Bay
Learn about the National Radio Company from this informative site hosted by WA5VLZ.
RACAL:
Racal
Awesome receivers from across the pond. British engineering at its best.
SWAN:
The Virtual Museum of Swan
The purpose of this web page is to gather and display as much information as possible regarding the complete line of Swan amateur radio equipment.
TECHNICAL MATERIALS CORP.:
Technical Materials Corp.
This web site celebrates the extensive manufacturing history of this elite communications equipment company.
RADIO MUSEUM:
The Virtual Radio Museum
This website covers old radios and antique radios for collectors not limited to shortwave. Especially strong on table radios made in Germany, Austria and Switzerland radios.
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