Why listen to an old radio?
CNR1 1098 kHz MW Xingyang, China 15th April 2024 19:02 local time. (UTC +3) heard in Northern Finland 6,300 km away. JRC NRD-525 200m wire

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An Introduction to Shortwave Radio

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An Illegal Station Appeared - I Got Blamed!

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The Tragic Story of Philips: How the Company That Invented the CD Quietly Gave Up on Sound

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G4NSJ - What happened to amateur radio? Where is everyone? Where is the ionosphere?

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Why I still use an old JRC NRD-525

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The Wild Tale of My Illegal 80-Meter Dipole -- Ham Radio Courage or Stupidity?

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Inside a Secret 1940s WWII Agent Radio: The Lagercrantz Suitcase

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Why German Engineers Couldn't Understand How Britain's Worst Bomber Became The Lancaster

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A review with commentary on the best shortwave portable receivers I've ever owned

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Torn.E.b restoration and testing. German WW2 radio.

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The Ham Radio: Where Did 750,000 Operators Go?

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Shortwave radio - The dark web of the airwaves

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This Inventor's Circuit Was So Valuable RCA Destroyed Him

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A very upgraded JRC NRD-525

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BIG SIGNAL with a small footprint for your HAM RADIO!

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Listening to the world: The SWL DXing news report (episode 2) #shortwave

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Rockwell Collins KWM 380 explained

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14 Useless Old Tech Products That FADED Into History

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Westinghouse Wide-Fi W516M AKA AWA Radiola B15 Valve Radio Restoration

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