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The R390A/URR

Ultimate Performance, General Coverage AM & CW Receiver

R390A/URR Receiver Site Pages Accessible from Left Hand Navigation Bar

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The R390A enjoys diverse use among several hobby groups. Properly configured, the receiver is capable of offering superb audio quality.  Thus, it is sought after by AM enthusiasts within the Amateur Radio hobby. Short Wave and Medium Wave Broadcast DX'ers take advantage of the incredible sensitivity, immunity to overload and selectivity of the R390A. The R390A/URR enjoys wide use in all facets of the listening hobby.

This links page can provide visitors an opportunity to become acquainted with other radio related hobbies. Hams can learn much from the SWBC or MW listening hobby and will find that these DX'ers are extremely talented and focused radio enthusiasts. AM enthusiasts in the amateur community are a bastion of technical expertise and have little in common with some ``psuedo CB," "appliance operators."


AMfone.net

A site for the radio nostalgia enthusiast yesterday, today, and tomorrow.  The coverage on Amfone.net is intended to supplement and enhance the comprehensive resources found at www.amwindow.org, created more than five years ago by Steve, WB3HUZ.

The AM Radio Page

Administered by AM Enthusiast WB3HUZ, the AM Radio Page is the home for tips, operating information and events for the amateur AM community. For the R390 owner, the AM radio page is a "must see."
 
R390 List Archive

Want to see what has been posted on the R390/R390A mail reflector? An non-commercial, non-buy, sell, swap mailing list, the R390 reflector is the place to share your hints, kinks and operating experiences with nearly 500 fellow R390 and R390A owners world-wide. The list archive is the place to find the information posted to the list as well as how to subscribe.
 
Boatanchors Page

The Boatanchors page is a WWW site dedicated to Vintage Amateur Radio communications equipment.
 

AC6V's Massive Antique Radio and Boatanchors Links Page

The title says it all. If it's about Vintage Radio and on the Web, you can probably find the link here.

The National Radio Club

The oldest radio listening organization in the country, the National Radio Club focuses on Medium Wave/AM Broadcast Band DX'ing. They have a massive library of available reprints by some of the most experienced authors in the listening hobby.
 
Hard Core DX WWW Site  Probably one of the most broad-based DX sites on the net.

 Ontario DX Association

Our friends to the North are skilled listeners.  Their northern location and long winters make interesting indoor activities a must.  The Ontario DX Association is a multi-interest organization for members interested in SWBC DX'ing, BCB DX'ing and Utility Listening.

Daves Receiver Pages

An interesting site from another receiver hobbyist.  Be sure to visit and enjoy the reviews and information on premium as well as consumer grade receivers.  A very well done site !

Nordic DX Club

Our neighbors in Scandanavia face long and harsh winters.  Indoor activities are a must and what better one to ``lean into" than DX´ing?  The Nordic DX Club has some of the most skilled listeners in the world as members.  Check out their excellent www pages.