25-10-2017, 12:43 PM
As I've said, it's on the Yahoo Hacker Radio group. It's free to sign up, and the manuals found there are free. I scanned a fair few of them myself. We do ask - though obviously can't stop - people to not distribute them.
If we wanted to put them here on our archive, we would need to speak to the people who run the Hacker Radio group. All three concerned are members here (including myself, though Paul and Ian are the main driving force behind it and have done an amazing job setting up one of the best vintage radio resources around). Last time we discussed it - a long time ago, admittedly - we decided that the status quo was preferable. OK, the Yahoo Groups user experience has taken a major turn for the worse since then, but it's still quite easy to access the files.
Failing that, some Hacker manuals - including this one - can be found on Paul Stenning's DVD. And Radio Museum.
If we wanted to put them here on our archive, we would need to speak to the people who run the Hacker Radio group. All three concerned are members here (including myself, though Paul and Ian are the main driving force behind it and have done an amazing job setting up one of the best vintage radio resources around). Last time we discussed it - a long time ago, admittedly - we decided that the status quo was preferable. OK, the Yahoo Groups user experience has taken a major turn for the worse since then, but it's still quite easy to access the files.
Failing that, some Hacker manuals - including this one - can be found on Paul Stenning's DVD. And Radio Museum.
