Here we have students from Derby College attending a visit to our museum. Come on down if you wish to be a part of the Radio Museum. #RCMGB #RadioCommunication #technology #museums #volunteer

If you wish to volunteer your time towards the Radio Communication Museum of Great Britain then you can join through visiting our website, radiocommunicationmuseum.org

This is the software running at the Radio Communication Museum, including SDR (Software Defined Radio), FT8, Tracking the ISS (International Space Station), and High Altitude Balloon tracking. #RadioCommunication #Volunteering

Look what we have here, a TMC transmitter amplifier, TMC 1Kw SSB transmitter and amplifier. This device was used by the US Navy. If you wish to help us clean, and restore the pride in these radios, then please contact us. #RCMGB #RadioCommunication #volunteer #technology #museum

This is the Watkins Johnson WJ-8718 HF communications receiver which was primarily used by the military and intelligence agencies in the 70's. #VintageTech #Volunteering #CommsTech

This is a US Navy early SSB transmitter and amplifier AN/URT-17 that was used around the 50's. #Volunteering #CommsTech #VintageTech

I can spend my whole day playing this little plane ✈.

#FridayThoughts interested in Radio? think you might be? not sure where to start? drop into the Radio communication museum of Great Britain today! or visit the website! radiocommunicationmuseum.org/location/

Anyone who is interested in Radio Tech, Check out the RCMGB website here: radiocommunicationmuseum.org

This is a Drake TR7 Line Up. These are the Drake R8, TR7 Line Up and some 4 series amateur radio equipment. As a volunteer, this is some of the radio tech that you could work with. #RadioTech #Comms #Volunteering

You can become a volunteer at the Radio Communication Museum of Great Britain just by visiting the RCMGB website: radiocommunicationmuseum.org/radio-communic… #volunteering #commstech #vintagetech #radiocommunication

You can still become a volunteer at the Radio Communication Museum of Great Britain. Just visit the Radio Communication Museum of Great Britain website here: radiocommunicationmuseum.org/radio-communic…