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Message: [QUOTE="Border_Reiver, post: 10239994, member: 43346"] Well for years my parents then I had kept copies of Practical Wireless I had been given or bought … binned them all some time ago . I wondered if they had been scanned in and were available on the Internet perhaps as .pdf files . Yesterday and within seconds found this site … [URL='https://worldradiohistory.com/Practical_Wireless_Magazine.htm']PRACTICAL WIRELESS: British Electronics and Hobbyist Magazine[/URL] ... blow me down it had Issues going back to the 1930’s . I was surprised to see publication continued during WW2 … then again I suppose it provided a means to develop aspiring Radio Operators . Coming back to the thread title I came across an Issue which contained an article about a POW Radio …. Page 301 ... [URL]https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Practical/Wireless/40s/PW-1946-06.pdf[/URL] .. time allowing I may browse some other issues to see if there are any examples of real “ scratch “ produced radios using Razor Blades etc . [/QUOTE]