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	WA3KEY Virtual Collins Radio Museum - http://www.wa3key.com/collins.html A complete resource for Collins radio users, collectors and restorers.
	Collins Radio Association - http://www.collinsra.com/ A helpful club for Collins Radio enthusiasts.
	Collins Collectors Association - http://www.collinsradio.org A comprehensive site for the club for hardcore Collins radio fans.
	The Gold Dust Twins - http://www.radioworks.com/Hamshack/shackkws.html 75A4 and KWS-1 pictures and commentary.
	30L-1 Linear Amplifier - http://www.wa3key.com/30l1.html Information and photos of this Collins linear.

	Collins S-Line - http://www.radioworks.com/Hamshack/shacks3.html Interesting thoughts commentary and description of these classic radios.
	KK7TV's Amateur Radio Station - http://www.kk7tv.com/kk7tv.html His Station phots include a Pair of COllins "Gold Dust Twins" - the 75-A4 and KWS-1.
	Jay Miller, KK5IM - http://www.kk5im.com Vintage ham radio equipment information and operating. Includes Collins.
	32V AC Wiring Danger - http://www.amwindow.org/tech/htm/32vac.htm Chuck Rippel, WA4HHG shares some expertise on his 32V-3 work.
	75A$ - The Seven Deadly Caps - http://www.amwindow.org/tech/htm/deadly.htm Chuck Rippel has a very useful technical article for Collins fans.

	Real Radios Have Motors - http://hypertools.com 'Real radios have motors' is an overview of five generations of remotely tuned radio receivers from the Collins Radio Company. 'The lucky grunt' is a selection of military backpack radios.
	Collins R-390 Receiver - http://zeus.ia.net/~wbsorsby/N5BU/R390/r390.htm N5BU has some great pictures and a good description of his fine receiver here.
	Collins compendium by VK3JQ/VK3KCM - http://www.angelfire.com/de/vk3kcm/ Collins Amateur radio equipment plus information and links about glowbugs, boatanchors and antique valve radio equipment.
	Collins Radio Repair - http://users2.ev1.net/~wb7dyw/ WB7DYW's page
	TCS-12 and R-390 Collins Radios - http://members.aol.com/tcsopr/1944stn.htm Also shown is an HRO receiver.

	Lino Esposito's Collins Collection - http://www.collinslino.com/ Collins receivers 1950s-1980s plus other Collins Radio information.
	R-390A Restoration by KK4DF - http://www.knology.net/~wewilson/ Article on rebuilding Collins R-390A receivers. Many pictures show the details. Documents are here for those who wish to try it.
	1951 Collins 32V3 AM Transmitter - http://members.aol.com/tcsopr/col32v3.htm Picture and brief description by WB6FZH.
	1951 Collins 75A2 Receiver - http://members.aol.com/tcsopr/col75a2.htm Picture and technical review by WB6FZH.
	W4IDX - http://www.mindspring.com/~ekugrad/Collins.htm Interesting Collins collection. Photos, and some narrative.

	Collins Stock Certificate - http://www.qsl.net/wa9wfa/ha00003.htm by WA9WFA
	Collins KWS-1 and 75A4 - http://www.qsl.net/wa9wfa/ha00001.htm Pictures and information about this classic SSB pair.
	51H-3 HF receiver - http://www.hypertools.com/51h3.html Military radio piece with its history, lore, and photographs.
	Collins 204F-1 - http://www.qsl.net/n2ckh/bigboy.htm N2CKH presents a page about this classic military or commercial unit.
	Collins 637T-1 Antenna - http://www.qsl.net/n4xy/ANT_Collins_637T-1.html Portable tape dipole information and instructions. From N4XY.

	Collins R-389/URR VLF Receiver - http://www.r-389.com Picture galleries and specifications of the Collins R-389/URR VLF Receiver, the famous tube type LF receiver built for the military. It is favored by many low frequency operators.
	Ronnie Reams - http://www.tactical-link.com/ronnie_reams.htm 312B-5 restoration photographs.
	75A-3 Receiver - http://www.aa9tt.com/Collins/A-Line/Receivers/75A-3/75a-3.html AA9TT's page for the Collins 75A-3. Has links to several other pages about different models. Very informative.
	K2FW Amateur Radio Station - http://www.qsl.net/k2fw/ Pictures of his Collins, Eico and Barker and Williamson rigs.
	Collins Radio Classics - http://www.radioing.com/collins A virtual museum honoring the Collins classics of Amateur Radio.

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