Weekly Webness

It looks like the weekly webness feature on this blog is drying up. I have tried giving it a run and it just is not working out so It will at least go on hiatus and I am not sure if it will revive or not.

Voice of Russia QSL

Want to listen to the World?

My preference is to listen to rf on a radio. However, I am not totally against digital. The internet, computers and mp3 players are a wonderful way of getting information and entertainment. If you want to hear radio stations from around the world and your radio just can't handle it, you can still hear them online. Check out the site for it at this link (here).

Voice of Russia QSL

Radio Heritage

This week's website is dedicated to preserving the history of radio. Check out the site here.(Link)

Voice of Russia QSL

This is going to start a series within a series. For the next while I will only going to post Voice of Russia QSLs.

Band Sweep Report

I have not been listening to the radios as much as i usually. I have been drawn a way a bit listening to podcasts and getting drawn away by the hockey season. Propagation has not been helping either but it has shown a few signs of improving. Hopefully scheduling and the propagation gods will smile and that will be rectified. I know this sounds like the same old complaints I usually give but there it is.

I have been listening to the police scanner a bit more religiously lately. It is spring storm and flooding season in my area and I like to try to keep on what is going on out there. It is this time of year that I start sticking to the more main roads and the higher ground just so I don't swamp the car in water in the lower areas of the road. I know from experience where those spots are but listening in helps me know about the truly more weird stuff that goes on. Information is power.

Radio Museum in Ligonier, Indiana

The Indiana Historic Radio Museum is in Ligonier, Indiana. Mentioning the one in Ontarie made me remember them as well. Check out their website here.

Radio Sweden QSL

Hammond Museum of Radios

This museum is no where near me but I though I will post their website anyway since it had to do with radios. Check both the website and the museum out. The website is here.