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This category is for sites about boatanchors that operate on the AM ham bands.
http://www.arizona-am.net/
Pictures and descriptions of stations in the Phoenix, Arizona area utilizing AM and older transmitters and receivers.
http://www.k2pg.com/
Dedicated to AM on the amateur bands, the restoration of boatanchors and retired broadcast transmitters.
http://ni9y.tripod.com/ni9y.html
AM operator Dan Caesar's amateur radio station. Boatanchors, and collector radios. Mishawaka, Indiana.
http://www.amfone.net/
Exists to promote and serve the needs of the AM community. Includes AM Press/Exchange Online publication, and the AM Radio Email Reflector.
http://www.amwindow.org/
A resource for AMers that includes mods and tutorials.
http://greyhairnet.org/
Promoting AM operation on the 160 meter band.
http://crossbandradio.com/
AM station described. Also, learn how to convert AM broadcast radios to receive one sixty meters.
http://www.tinyradio.com/boatanchor01.html
Al presents an AM page with photos.
http://www.w3am.com/index.html
Celebrating and promoting amplitude modulation on the ham bands. From south Florida.
http://www.qsl.net/w8vg/
George in Stafford, Virginia shows his vintage rigs.
http://webpages.charter.net/wa1sov/
Features a section on AM amateur radio operators, a SDR flex radio adapter for boatanchors and a link to an amateur radio RF safety calculator.
http://wa4kcy.com/
WA4KCY's list of AM resources. Includes pictures and a list of southeastern USA hamfests.
http://www.qsl.net/wa5bxo/
John presents some theory and practical information on using AM.
http://www.qsl.net/wa5cmi/
Mike shows us his restored Globe King and his other AM rigs.
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