Vintage Radio: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 15:52, 5 June 2015

Some vacuum tube (valve) schematics:

Note: The symbol labeled gas rectifier (upper-right) is actually the symbol for a voltage regulator tube.

Radio apparatus
Apparatus	Keys - Morse * Kits * Radio/PC Interfaces * Receivers and transceivers * Software Defined Radio (SDR) * Vintage Radio
Manufacturers	Alinco * Elecraft * Flex Radio Systems * MFJ * Icom * Kenwood * RF-Space * Ten Tec * Yaesu
Transceivers	Alinco DX-70TH * Elecraft K1 * Elecraft K2 * Hendricks QRP Kits * Icom * Kenwood * Yaesu
Projects	Build a simple 160 metre receiver * Powering a hand held transceiver from an AC power supply
See also	Antennas

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-External links:
+related Wiki pages: [[Electronic Theory]]
+==Vacuum tube schematics==
+Some vacuum tube (valve) schematics:
+[[Image:Vk4yeh_valves.jpg | 700px]]
+* further information about vacuum tubes can be found [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vacuum_tube here]
+Note: The symbol labeled gas rectifier (upper-right) is actually the symbol for a voltage regulator tube.
+==External links==
+*[http://www.antiqueradio.com/ Antique Radio Classifieds]
 *[http://avrs.org.au/ Australian Vintage Radio Society]
 *[http://www.southcom.com.au/~pauledgr/ Australian Vintage Radio]
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 *[http://vintage-radio.com.au/ Vintage Radio Australia]
 *[http://www.valve.demon.co.uk/ Vintage Radio UK]
+{{apparatus}}