– since 1993 –
If you happen to live in an apartment with steel central heater pipes and you don’t have the option to make yourself an external antenna, due to e.g. thermal insulation, this might probably be the best indoor shortwave antenna for portable world band radios; when it comes to signal… [more]
This article describes three different ways on how to cope with the digital-level RGB videosignal, often found in various computing equipment of the 1980s and early 1990s, so that it can be connected to other display equipment, besides vintage monitors… [more]
This is a great little battery powered PLL-tuned LW/MW/SW/FM receiver with support for single-sideband reception. I got it off eBay one year ago, for approx. 49 EUR including shipping. Receives 100-29999 kHz AM with SSB and FM 76-108 MHz, has 255 station presets, a backlit faux-analog display and small power consumption. I did a full review of its features on Priyom.org as a member… [more]