American Radio History Site

[dwh367]

This was shared on one of the groups.io lists that I subscribe to. It's is a really nice site that someone put a ton of work into. There's every issue of things like The Monitoring Times and more. It's definitely a must see for any communications hobbyist.

THE HISTORY OF RADIO documented in thousands of PDF books and magazines

 

[TailGator911]

Thanks for sharing such a great site. I could spend all day reading there. I sure do miss Monitoring Times and PopCom magazines. Someone really needs to start up another communications magazine. I wonder why that gap has never been filled?

Great radio website! Thanks again -

JD
kf4anc

 

[kruser]

The Spectrum Monitor

Thanks for sharing such a great site. I could spend all day reading there. I sure do miss Monitoring Times and PopCom magazines. Someone really needs to start up another communications magazine. I wonder why that gap has never been filled?

Great radio website! Thanks again -

JD
kf4anc

The Spectrum Monitor

 

[KK4JUG]

That's an amazing wealth of history. I worked in commercial radio starting in 1966 and was even a country music disk jockey at night and a homicide investigator during the day at one time. It's fun reading. Thanx.

 

[dwh367]

Thanks for sharing such a great site. I could spend all day reading there. I sure do miss Monitoring Times and PopCom magazines. Someone really needs to start up another communications magazine. I wonder why that gap has never been filled?

Great radio website! Thanks again -

JD
kf4anc

You're welcome. In addition to kruser's suggestion there's also this one National Communications Magazine, Bearcat, Uniden, GRE, Scanners, Frequency Lists, Scanner Programming, Mr. Scanner, FCC, Public Safety, RadioReference, CB Radio, Citizens Band Radio which is a publication of the former Bearcat Radio Club.