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VINTAGE PUBLICATIONS
14643 Country Road G. Cortez, CO 81321-9575
VINTAGE INTERNET NEWSGROUPS
VINTAGE EMAIL REFLECTORS
The "BoatAnchors" reflector is moderated, and has the best signal-to-noise ratio of any reflector I've been exposed to on the internet. There's lots of traffic and a wealth of knowledge among those who reside there. It's a very friendly environment, and all one has to do to get an answer to some area of question is... ASK! It's one of the most enjoyable aspects of the internet I've found, and it greatly enhances my enjoyment of collecting and restoring vintage gear. The reflector is well maintained, and runs on a super fast server. Due to maintenance and operating expenses on the system, there is a small charge for membership. The fee is $12/year, less than a pizza and drink for 2, hehehe. To get a "taste" of the "BoatAnchors" reflector, send an email to Jack W4KH at listown@jackatak.theporch.com asking for the 1 month free trial subscription of the BoatAnchor's mail list. Jack is the "BoatAnchors" Mailing List Archiver/Owner. For an explanation of mail lists and mail reflectors, have a look at TEARA's Email Reflectors page.
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VINTAGE WEBSITES!
The AM Window A great site loaded with info about the AM Windows/Bandplan AM-Fone Fun site with all sorts of stuff about operating AM Cliff Ellement VE3CFE's awesome site of Vintage Amateur Radio Stations on WayBack Andy WA4KCY's Vintage Radio Page (sk) Australian Vintage Radio BoatAnchor Dreams on WayBack The R390 and R390A Receivers Classic Radio Gallery The KC0CW home page on WayBack Sheldon Wheaton's Page KD6CC's web site on Wayback Lin Robertson's Old-Time Radio Page 'Mr. Heathkit' (KD4CPL's) page Loads of Boatanchors! N3EYR's Heavy Metal Radio Page on WayBack KB8TAD Rich Post's site. Loads of BA pics Throckenholt Museum of Technology W1FJIs' WIRELESS MUSEUM WA2WHV's Vintage Radio and Vacuum tube page K5MO John (ex-WB5OAU) Keys and Boatanchors! Telegraph Key Page by K5RW on WayBack
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