On this page are links to some valve-equipment-related websites that I think are useful or interesting. If you have a question about a specific piece of equipment, manufacturer or whatever, don’t forget that Google Is Your Friend. Someone, somewhere has probably posted the information you need...

N.B. I have no connection with any of these sites, so can’t take any responsibility for their content.

Sites with information about (and examples of) valve equipment restoration

Tony Thompson’s site: www.vintageradioworld.co.uk

Paul Stenning’s site: http://www.vintage-radio.com

Martin Francis’s Vintage Wireless Database: www.classaxe.com/wireless/data/

Each of these sites contains a long list of further links, so in an ideal world you could avoid useful work indefinitely!

Suppliers

Well, there’s me, of course...

Valves: Rod Burman’s Valve and Tube Supplies http://www.valves.uk.com/

Valves and other Vintage Components: http://www.crowthornetubes.com/

Across the big pond lies Antique Electronic Supply: http://www.tubesandmore.com/

Other Stuff

Interested in vintage radio programmes? BBC Radio 7 carries a wide variety of classic comedies and drama. In the U.K. you can access R7 in a number of ways, including access via the internet through BBC iPlayer

You can obtain your own copies of vintage radio programs from a number of different sources. One example is Old Time Radio - a U.S. site that carries a huge number of American shows (and a good number of British ones, too) http://www.otrcat.com/