AWA Communication Technologies Museum
Ham Radio YouTube Channel
The phone in your pocket likely has 3 terrestrial radio transceivers and a satellite radio receiver, which are pretty much invisible to you. How did that happen? The story of radio's evolution begins with an experiment in 1886.......... The AWA Wireless Museum is part of the Antique Wireless Association and is dedicated to researching and preserving the history of electronic communication. Remember, all technology was once new technology. If you enjoy these videos, consider becoming a member of the Antique Wireless Association. Visit our website at http://www.antiquewireless.org to learn more and be sure to subscribe to the Antique Wireless Museum YouTube channel to get notified of the latest video uploads.
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How Radio Communications Revolutionized an Expedition to the South Pole in 1928
Exploring the Creation of Wireless Communications with AWA Museum Curator Lynn Bisha
How we got here - The early electronics that led (eventually) to the smartphone.
The Broadcasting Boom of 1922 1923 - by Mike Molnar
A Simple 1920s Receiver Design, Perfectly Executed, and "Hears like a K3"
A one tube CW transmitter built with the AWA 6AQ5 Tube Transmitter printed circuit board.
Resistor Choices in Audio Applications - Does It Really Matter?
Radioactive Radios! - The military history and present day hazards of radium paint
Teletype Corporation Museum Tour, c1980 - Remastered
New at the AWA Communications Technology Museum! - Rare Receivers, Hamfest Finds & DeForest Devices!
