Roger G3XBM's (Mainly) Amateur Radio Blog

Today my U3A courses restarted and I had some time to kill in Cambridge Library. I was quite surprised to see a copy of Practical Electronic...

Around the world it seems harder to find radio magazines on the stands of newsagents. This is certainly true here in the UK, but I am wonder...

 Already this year we have seen the disappearance of CQ and Radio User (at least as a separate magazine). Others may follow.  At one time yo...

Recently I was reminded of this amazing resource. If you are looking for an old radio magazine, look here first.  See https://www.worldradio...

This magazine went long ago sadly.  When it first appeared, it was A5 format. I think it is still available online in PDF format for back is...

Long gone companies and rigs! There is a wonderful resource online if you are after old publications. Some may have been withdrawn following...

In an email received earlier today an old colleague reminded me of this amazing online resource. It contains pdf versions of many magazines ...

Amateur Radio Weekly has reminded us that several radio magazines (some very old) are available online. Although this is an American websi...

Steve G3ILO has pointed out this online archive that contains some useful radio magazines - mainly USA, but some big UK one too. See  http...

Have you noticed how few radio magazines there are nowadays on the shelves of magazine shops?  The photo shows part of the magazine racks ...

Monitoring Monthly , the UK magazine catering for SWLs and scanner enthusiasts, ceased publication last month with May 09 being the last edi...