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	Some new pictures of transmitters have arrived and we are adding them as we can. The invitation to share, not only pix, but your comments on specific models, etc, is still open. What can we do to make this site/resource better?

	The 17th Annual Lunch Gathering was held at Noon on Tuesday, April 21, 2009 in Las Vegas ... Pix here!

2009	We have found and corrected the URL link to the "support oldradio.com" page. If you wish to help, by all means, please visit www.radio-guide.com/products.htm and check the bottom of the page.

Winter 2008	Some of the city pages have been updated, thanks to Jeff Bottalico. More are coming, as time permits.

Summer 2008	We are re-working the site, bit by bit. Suggestions and assistance are welcome. (Note: some links may go bad - please let us know!)

	A number of the equipment pages have been enhanced, especially the RCA 50 kW and Harris 5 kW. Also, there are some additional pages on the clear channel stations. More of the transmitter and console pictures will be appearing. We are also looking for stories ... how you felt about the gear while you were using it. Let us know!

	Many folks have enquired about the availability of old manuals, spec sheets, etc. Sometimes they are looking for history, sometimes they want to rebuild an old console or some other piece of gear - and sometimes the HAVE to repair something STILL IN SERVICE! We are building a file resource. Let us know what you need - or what you can share! (scans/pdfs/even the manuals)

	The KFI page is up, along with some great stories by Newcomb Weisenberger about his years as a transmitter engineer for the station.

	Our listings of the Tucson folks' "Where are they now?" have been expanded.

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We have used many sources, including FCC files, university lecturers, historical publications and more, and have tried to be as accurate as possible, not repeating many of the myths of the industry (such as the Uncle Don Story) nor histories "manufactured" by promotion departments. However, I am not perfect, and may well have overlooked something. If you do see an error or omission, please let me know.

The accuracy and expansion of this resource depend upon our SHARING our efforts.