RADIO SOCIETY OF GREAT BRITAIN
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Amateur radio station, 1925. Shows l. to r. valve transmitter valve receiver, horn, loudspeaker and Morse key (photo courtesy of Radio Society of Great Britain) - Description
- Amateur radio allows millions worldwide to communicate with each other. Radio amateurs even have their own satellites and can transmit TV pictures from their own homes.The RSGB is the UK’s internationally recognised national society for all radio amateurs.
- Website
- http://www.rsgb.org.uk
- Keywords
- Radio; Radio equipment
- Access
- Mon and Thu, 1000-1600, or with prior permission.
- Access for outsiders
- Yes
Moving Image, Audio and Related Documentation Holdings
- Books
- 600 books on amateur radio and related subjects.
- Equipment
- The Museum holds 150 radio exhibits.
- Ephemera
- Amateur radio museum and archives.
- Journals
- Amateur radio journals from worldwide societies.
- Sound
- Recordings of lectures, etc. of amateur radio related topics.
- Still Images
- Archive photos of radio activities.
- Video/Film
- Videos. And some 9.5mm, 8mm and 16mm films of amateur radio activities.
Catalogues
- Printed catalogue
- Library list.
- Digitised catalogue
- No, not yet.
Main Contact
- Name
- Mr. John Crabbe
- Job title
- Librarian/Museum Curator, AM Radio Department
- Telephone
- 01707 659015
- Fax
- 01707 645105
- GM.Dept@rsgb.org.uk
- Address
- Lambda House
Cranborne Road
Potters Bar
EN6 5HU
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