Heartland Antique Radio Association
Do you have an old radio
that's not working but just collecting dust? We have members who can bring those old
beauties back to life. If you have
an old radio, working or not, that you don't want anymore, consider
donating it to HLARA. We love to restore
old radios and give them away. For
more information contact Gene.Vickery@hlara.org The next meeting will be
Thursday, May 17, 2012, 6:30 P.M. at the Hardesty Library. click
for map. Come to an Eggs and Electrons Breakfas t, 9:00
A.M. the first Saturday of each month at the Village Inn, 27th and
Harvard. click
for map Enjoy an informaltime
together and bring a radio to show. Joe Riddle is
back on AM and sponsored by Petty's Fine Foods! Listen to
Joe Riddle's Old Time Radio Theater on Sunday evenings, 6:00 - 9:00
P.M., KCFO, AM 970. The broadcasts are also streamed live. MEMBERSHIP is only
$15. To join or renew your
membership, click on the 'Info' tab at the top and scroll down to the
Membership section. Click on the
link and print the application/renewal form. When you want to listen
to your old radios and you can't find programs you want to hear, consider
transmitting throughout your house with the SSTRAN AMT3000. The SSTRAN is available at www.sstran.com for less than $100. The objective of the Heartland
Antique Radio Association is to promote the preservation of the history,
technology, and equipment of the early days of radio broadcasting and
communications. This is achieved
through member interaction, dissemination of information, and by providing
a medium for the collection, renovation, restoration, and display of
vintage radio equipment. Antique
radio and test equipment is collected, restored and displayed by club
members at monthly meetings and swap meets. The Heartland Antique Radio Association is
based in Tulsa and serves Northeast Oklahoma and surrounding areas. We also recommend the OKVRC of Oklahoma City, and VRPS of Dallas clubs. ©2011
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