LA3ZA Radio and Electronics

A few weeks ago I had one of my rare visits to the post office. As I was waiting, I saw a display of a new series of stamps and I just had...

Enigma (Photo: R. Holm) Bletchley Park, northwest of London (between Oxford and Cambridge), is one of the best known British sites from ...

The IARU HF Championship took place this weekend. This is the contest where every country has national stations which exchange the abbrevi...

If you mention that you are a radio amateur to any Norwegian who was old enough to watch TV in the mid 70's then he is bound to respond ...

The Oseberg viking ship , 820 AD Not so many nationalities are included in the exclusive group of countries with their own Q-code. I mea...

Well actually not all end in A, but almost all of the recent ones do. Amateur callsigns in Norway are not so well documented on the web, s...

As I was clearing out my childhood home I came across an old radio that my father had tucked away in the basement. It was a German Blau...

I wasn't even born when this LA3ZA QSL-card was issued in 1949. This is because I am second generation LA3ZA after my father. When the...

I first encountered this generation of Tektronix oscilloscopes in my first job at the Electronics Lab of SINTEF , Trondheim, Norway in 197...

World empires and colonies in 1914, also at the time of the 1. Int. Radiotelegraphic Convention. Source  Wikipedia Commons , user  Andr...