BCST Radios

[Gary Carter]

Actually there are some reflectors that are VERY popular with the 
broadcast radio collecting group, contrary to one of the previous posts. 
You can try both of these reflectors:

antiquewirelessassociation at yahoogroups.com

cc-awa at yahoogroups.com

Good luck!

Gary - WA4IAM


Bob And Bettina Groh wrote:

> Don't know about reflectors but here are some suggestions and web 
> references for ideas:
>
> http://www.ermag.com/
> The electric radio website looks interesting and has forums - you 
> could probably list your schematics on one of those.
>
> Another source:
> http://antiqueradios.com/cgi-bin/forums/index.cgi?action=intro&BypassCookie=true 
>
>
> Antique Radio Classified <http://www.antiqueradio.com/> is magazine 
> with both articles and lots of advertisements. Also has a list of 
> clubs on one page.
>
> The Antique Radio Association is the classic antique radio association:
> <http://www.antiquewireless.org/>
>
> Huge list of antique and ham radio related web sites:
> <http://www.bomis.com/rings/Mamateur_radio-boatanchors-recreation/>
>
> Your area may have an antique radio club (see Antique Radio Classified 
> above)- if so, they may have auctions or swap meets during the year 
> where you can take your schematics. Here in the Kansas City area, we 
> have the Mid America Antique Radio Club (MAARC) < 
> http://www.geocities.com/maarc1974/>  and they have a 'Links' page on 
> their web site which will lead you to a bunch of other sources and 
> clubs. MAARC has 2 auctions every year and 2 swap meets and also has a 
> newsletter where you might be able to list your schematics et al for 
> little or no cost.  If you have a local club they might have similiar 
> assets.
>
> As an aside and purely my personal opinion, I wonder if your 
> schematics are the Ryder (spelling?) series - those are pretty common 
> and seem to show up at virtually all the auctions. I think somebody is 
> putting out these on a CD ROM also but I can't find my info on that - 
> just a vague recollection.
>
> Hope this hits close to what you are looking for. Good luck - 
> sometimes getting rid of this old stuff is a bit of a struggle if you 
> don't want to just throw it away!
>
> 73
> Bob Groh, WA2CKY
>
>
> joe sloss wrote:
>
>> Does anyone know if there is a reflector specializing on vintage 
>> broadcast radios.  I have many books of schematics I'd like to part 
>> with.  Thanks. Joe
>>
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