W0HIO has this neat old 40m AM rack that is ready to be restored. Lots of interesting pictures.

Selected pages from the book

Detailed HF amp design, and radio modifications information.

Schematic and instructions on a neat little 6AQ5 final rig you could build.

From AK0B's Glowbug and Homebrew Radio pages. Pictures, article and schematic. Neat little Jones triode oscillator rig.

AB0CW, Mark Dittmar shows us how he built this 80m CW transmitter.

6BM8 amateur radio rig with 8 watts ouput by G0UPL.

Mark Dittmar's site with homebrew information and other articles.

Notes, and archives about boatanchors, tube rigs, homebrewing, Heathkits and QRP.

Plans and schematics from AB4YD, Bill's projects.

Homebrew transmitter and receiver projects described here.

W1FIF's homebrew rig shown with an SX101a, and HT32.

W6FFC discusses stability considerations and other factors.

Newsletter and several books about crystal receivers. Crystal set projects, tips for crystal radio design, and crystal radio / antique radio history.

UTC Modulation Transformers. Connection and usage data.

Solid state replacements for vibrators used in old military radio power supplies. Universal inverter power supply by Dennis Starks.

Build a PIC controlled DDS VFO, 0 to 6 MHz. Ideal for running older AM and CW gear with a STABLE signal.

Circuits by Ken, K7EKB - mostly receivers for now.

Articles available for download, including military radios, discussion about tube homebrewing, batteries, and VFOs.

W5SUM and others present a variety of tube radio construction projects.

For radio enthusiasts interested in building and using the popular HBR tube receivers published in QST articles in the late 50s and 60s

N6HB Amateur Radio -- the early years. Includes pictures of homebrew rig and Lafayette HA-700 receiver plus another transmitter.

How to build dynamotors, and generators from old motors.

Homebrew boatanchor rig from Japan.

Amazing ham radio homebrew pages. Very interesting designs.

For radio enthusiasts interested in building and using the popular 1950s-60s era HBR receivers. Repair information for Heathkit SB-104, SB-101, and HW-101 Transceivers.

Site describes the rig built by this 'silent key', and it shows pictures and a description. Thanks to Al, W8UT.

Hammarlund, Collins and vintage AM gear. Also, a homebrew 75m AM transceiver.

Automatic schematic making web-based program you can use for free on-line and then print out your schematic or save it to a file. Includes various tube symbols.

Vintage radio in Argentina. Warning - site plays Dixie in midi and has annoying pop-ups.

Specifications and connections for modulation transformers by Kenyon, RCA, Stancor, and Thordarson and UTC.

QRP, homebrewing, and boatanchor radios.

Articles, and schematics about Glowbugs. Relates to constructing tube-type, low power amateur radio equipment.

Transformer and tube data, primarily.

Articles, pictures, and schematics on all kinds of electronics.

PC-VFO ISA DDS signal generator plans, schematics and information.

Online catalog of ham radio transformers and other replacement parts.

Homebrewing of tranceivers, receivers, transmitters and test equipment. [Italian - English]

Tools for homebrewers, including chassis punches.

Early Ham Radio equipment recreation. Info on 1920's vintage radio construction.

Thompson Amateur Radio Club offers free parts for homebrewers. They have crystals, resistors, capacitors and a variety of other parts. You can also make donations! You pay postage plus 50 cents.

Great article on homebrewing with two 807 tubes, with schematic and description, by Steve WD8DAS.

A website devoted to electronic thermionic devices known as 'tubes' or 'valves'. Includes information on a homebrew 1.8 MHz transmitter. By Andrew Burge in England.

Plans for a homebrew tube audio amplifier using a 2A3, 6B4 or similar triodes.

Useful site if you need a replacement part.

Turn old power transformers into modulation transformers. Technical article by WA1HLR from The AM Press Exchange.

VE3CFE's site dedicated to the construction and operation of vintage amateur radio stations of the 1920s and 1930s.

BA radio site in Maryland. Includes photos of a 6V6 QRP CW rig built in a cigar box.

Steve shows us his 807 breadboard rig with three tubes and 700 volts!

pictures of a linear amp using 5500 Volts on two QB5/1750 tubes at HF for 3200 watts out.