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Ashland, Virginia shop offering repair, restoration, and parts of tube and transistor radios, phonographs, CB radios, and other electronic equipment. Includes photographs of products for sale.
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Ken Seymour, KA7OSM, specializes in antique radio repair and Restoration of amateur communications equipment.
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Repair and restoration of antique broadcast radios, new and antique HAM equipment and vacuum tubes, plus consignment and estate services.
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Ohio firm repairs antique radios from the mid 1930's through the mid 1950's. Radios and radio technical publications for sale.
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Specializing in Hammarlund, Collins and Drake receivers, amateur transceivers, transmitter, and linear amplifiers.
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Bob Eslinger's shop, based in Connecticut, with FAQ and list of services for vacuum tube radios.
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Performs amateur radio equipment repair. Vintage to current model, including high-power glass-tube amplifiers. Located in the Denver-Boulder area of Colorado, USA.
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Amateur Radio Repair specializing in Uniden and Lincoln radios: includes Chipswitch Owners Manual, and HR2510 Owners Manual; library of CB and Amateur radios with Modifications and links.
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Many pictures of big AM transmitters, including some multi-media presentations too.
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Selling and repairing used gear and parts for Collins radios.
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Ham Radio Repair by N4DA - Located in Cartersville, GA
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Antique Radio, TV and Audio Technical Discussion Forum. Includes repair information.
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Bill Edwards in Knightdale, North Carolina provides parts and service for vintage amateur power amplifiers.
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Dennis Williams' Repair shop in Orlando, Florida.
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List of resources, links and suggestions for troubleshooting everything from radios and power supplies, to speakers and switches.
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Michael O'Brien's museum and gallery is dedicated to vintage radios from yesteryear. Located in Port Orchard, Washington. Specializes in cabinet and radio restoration.
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Specializing in antique radio and transistor radio repair. Located in Dayton, Ohio, USA.
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Repair and restoration of vintage radio and audio equipment. Also, tube (valve) theory. By Paul Stenning.
