Next month! Come tour the Internet Archive's physical storage center, then join us for our annual celebration. I'll be there to answer your questions about DLARC. https://blog.archive.org/2024/08/19/celebrate-with-the-internet-archive-on-october-22nd-23rd/

The California Historical Radio Society contributed hundreds of video and audiotapes documenting various DXpeditions, going back as far as the 1960s (though most from the '80s and '90s.) 80 of these presentations have been digitized so far — check them out at https://archive.org/details/dx-peditions

Ronnie Milsap invites you to his hobby, amateur radio! Circa 1995. https://archive.org/details/ronnie-milsap-ham-radio

"Whatever age you are, you will find excitement using amateur radio.

We have our own satellites, they're called OSCARs.

Or just hook up your computer to your ham radio and meet other people just as enthusiastic as you are."

Today's great manual sort project at the Internet Archive physical storage warehouse was a huge success. About 15 volunteers throughout helped smash through SO much material. All in all we ended up with four pallets of radio or radio-adjacent material that is going to get scanned. We sifted through another 11 pallets of material that we deemed "not radio." We have a few more palettes to sift though, a project for the future.

Want to help Internet Archive's Digital Library of Amateur Radio & Communications? Are you in or around #Oakland, California? Are you available WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30?

In 2015 #InternetArchive acquired a *massive* collection of manuals, rescued from the closing Manuals Plus in Maryland. The manuals were packed up and sent to San Francisco, awaiting for a day some or all of it would be digitized. That day has come.

We need help sorting the manuals, looking for the radio-related stuff.