Fall 2020 Radio Fab Lab Classes

Antique Wireless Museum Reopens August 4th By Appointment We have missed you! In order to be ready to welcome visitors to the Antique Wireless, we have done our sanitizing and cleaning and developed policies and procedures to ensure your safe … Read More

The AWA Board of Trustees has established an additional membership class – Fellow in Antique Wireless Association. Elevation to the status of Fellow is by invitation only to those persons who have been a member in good standing for the … Read More

New Website Feature – Log-in Currently, the Log-in to the website is a new feature that applies only to a new Antique Wireless Association (AWA) member whose gift membership provides the AWA Journal and AWA Review in read-only on the … Read More

The following review appears in the AWA Review, Vol. 33 issue. It reviews the 100th anniversary of KDKA’s 1920 broadcasts and is presented here with the permission of the authors. It represents just one of the many interesting extensive investigative … Read More

Tesla Article Summary 2019 AWA Review Website Editor’s Note: Below is a summary as well as the complete article published in the 2019 AWA Review.  The summary is included to provide perspective with respect to the contents of the complete … Read More

The Antique Wireless Museum includes many exhibits of amateur and broadcast transmitters and receivers radios. These fit into one or more of the equipment used for “On-the-Air” net and contest activities. Many Antique Wireless Association members repair, build and operate … Read More

“On-the-Air” Contests Results for the contests are available at the bottom of each contest page.​ Contest Information The contest event’s season or sequence begins in December of each year and concludes in the month of March of the following year. … Read More

What is Amateur Radio? Amateur radio or ham radio operation, education and collecting are at the heart of the creation of the Antique Wireless Association.  For those not familiar with the activity, it utilizes specific sections of the radio frequency … Read More