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Maybe some day I will get around to putting links in
alphabetical order. Until then they are newest at the top.

I make no endorsement as to the reliability of the businesses or accuracy of the information given on these sights.

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Datasheet Archive. Search engine for electronic component datasheets and application notes. Although the emphasis is on transistors and ICs there are data sheets for many tubes as well.

Here is a link to a tube site in Brazil. I'm sure it's a fine site for our Portuguese speaking friends. Below is a copy and paste from the site. I have no idea of what I have pasted but I assume it has to do with the site since it's from the front page.

Bem vindos!

Apresento-lhes projetos de amplificadores de audio e RF, pré-amplificadores, equalizadores, geradores de audio, transmissores, receptores, transceptores, fontes, pedais de efeito para instrumentos musicais, todos à VALVULA!

Construídos artesanalmente por mim. Vacuum Tube Brazil.

Kevin K's Old Radio Page.

Here is an exact copy and paste from his page.

"Welcome to my Old Radio Page! The site is mostly pictures of my own and family members' radio collections, with make and model info, sometimes with some comments on resoration details etc."

The Old Radio Builder.
This site is dedicated to those who enjoy building radios and other electronic devices using parts and techniques from bygone eras.

North West Vintage Radio Society. Dedicated to the Preservation and Enjoyment of Vintage Radio and Wireless Equipment Serving the greater Portland, Oregon area

Joel Tunnah's Vacuum Tube Audio and DIY Projects.

Don's Radio Museum and Emporium.
This site offers a RADIO MUSEUM to browse and an EMPORIUM where you may purchase stuff to do with the hobby of restoring old tube radios.

Pedro and Patrick's Projects.
In these web pages, we have put together a collection of our most treasured projects... in the hopes of instilling interest to those that are new to the world of hobby electronics...or perhaps... more 'on-going' travels if you are a veteran to the field.

DAVE'S HOMEMADE RADIOS
I monkey around with my radios all the time.

The Radio Museum.
Based in Lucerne, Switzerland with text in English, German, Spanish, French, and Italian.

Pete Millett's DIY Audio Pages
Last update: 4/10/05 - Posted "Electron-tube Circuits" by Samuel Seely, and a technical paper "Beam power tubes" by O. H. Shade of RCA.

Frank Phillipse's site, a massive database of datasheets, on almost every valve ever made! Also contains a copy of the Electronic Universal Vade-Mecum

Gregg van der Sluys' site, containing the entire Radiotron Designer's Handbook, 4th Edition.

The Radio Attic
Looks interesting, lots to see.

L3xicon.com - a web thesaurus and lexicon listing funwithtubes.net under antique, electronics and AA5

KwMap.com - browse the Keyword Map of funwithtubes.net

For tubes, tube sockets, tube data, online schematic index, capacitors, and more Triode Electronics Online.

AllegroSound Original Reference Tubes©
are guaranteed to improve your recording
and replay system or $ back on tubes!
Featuring fabled 12AX7B©, 12AU7B©, 6072M©,
precision-Tested/Selected/Matched on vintage
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From the novice Radio Constructor to the Vintage Radio Restorer. We hope you find what you are looking for. For information on Valves and Germanium Transistors, Vintage magazine covers and advertisements, and details of the sets I own, visit Vintage Radio and Electronics.

Here's a wonderful site.

Often I am asked where to find some specific part, manual or diagram. The web is vast and often hard to search but I have found a site which is a treasury of links to other sights. I saw names of companies there that I didn't know were still in business. Here's the link, use it well and explore the rest of the site while you are there. The AM Window / Stuff

A site for radio schematics.

Occasionally someone will ask tubeman about a specific model of a specific make of radio. While he knows a great deal he is not omniscient. However here is a sight that has a lot of schematics and may be of some help. http://www.nostalgiaair.org

Hallicrafters receivers and transmitters were an integral part of the golden age of ham radio. Many of them are still with us. Go have a look at Hallicrafters Collectors International.

Do you remember the Allied Industral Electronics catalog? It hasn't gone away. You can find it here.

If you're having trouble understanding the explanations
on these pages try How a Vacuum Tube Works.

Antique Electronic Supply

Vacuum Tubes, Books, Transformers, Capacitors,
Resistors, Parts & More Parts!

Global Specialties
sells the breadboarding sockets used in the
"Practical Breadboard for Vacuum Tube Circuits".

If you are looking for a fixer upper don't forget to check

eBay

I have always wanted a Silvertone wire recorder
and I found exactly what I was looking fore.
You could be as lucky.

Do you like music?

Visit Max's Music Place

Here are several items of software you can
download for free. They constitute an
audio measurement lab that works through
the sound card in your computer.
Give them a try.
Visit Infinite Spectra

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This page last updated April 23, 2008.