Rig Pix Database.

[electronics_tech]

Hello,

You probably know about this website already but for those that don't, there
is a website where you can look up old boat anchor rigs and old scanners.

www.rigpix.com/index.shtml

Enjoy.
Jim
73 de VE3JGE

[Keyboard In The Wilderness]

Yep tis a good one -- RigPix

Some others to peruse at URL:
http://ac6v.com/techref.htm#photo

AND

5,000+ Old BC and SW Radios at Radio Attic's Archives
http://archives.radioattic.com/
--
The Anon Keyboard
I doubt, therefore I might be



"electronics_tech" > wrote in message
...
> Hello,
>
> You probably know about this website already but for those that don't,
> there
> is a website where you can look up old boat anchor rigs and old scanners.
>
> www.rigpix.com/index.shtml
>
> Enjoy.
> Jim
> 73 de VE3JGE
>
>

[Steve Adams]

"Keyboard In The Wilderness" > wrote in message news:<rsxfd.78218$hj.20699@fed1read07>...

> AND
>
> 5,000+ Old BC and SW Radios at Radio Attic's Archives
> http://archives.radioattic.com/

I am always trying to invite folks to send photos of their radios for
the Archives but confess that, with the ongoing (and sadly stalled)
database project at the Archives, I have slacked off lately.

Everyone who frequents this NG is hereby invited to send photos of
your vintage communications equipment to the Radio Attic's Archives at
! It may take me a while to get your photos
published, but I promise I will. Eventually I'd like enough amateur
gear displayed to require a special site just for that!

Steve Adams
Webmaster, the Radio Attic