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Revision as of 21:41, 5 November 2013

Radionerds.com

Radionerds.com is a completely free and open resource for radio restoration information. Our goal is information preservation, not control and restrictions. We want you to copy and duplicate these manuals anywhere you wish, the point here is to make these manuals so easy to find on the internet, that no one would bother to buy a CD or try some CIA/MI-6 scheme of authentication to allow you to have something that is PUBLIC DOMAIN. That's right citizens, US Military manuals are all Public Domain!... copy them - all of them... put them on your own site, put them on your friend's site, copy them to a thumb drive and send to your Aunt Minnie, whatever. Selling them or restricting access is *wrong*, that's why we're making it easy for everyone to get them - for free! You can help to keep our site at the top of search engines by linking back to us.

Help build this Site! Contribute Your Knowledge

We cannot expand this site without YOU, help us build and improve this knowledge. Just request an account, you can add your own information, correct others info, or expand on it. Drop us an email at manuals@radionerds.com.

Submissions

If you have manuals you want to add, or want to contribute other information drop me a note at manuals@radionerds.com.

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There are certain items that we voluntarily don't publish
Anything that is not allowed for public distribution and newer than 1995. The military doesn't pro-actively re-issue old manuals as public documents when the equipment is not used in service anymore. So its very hard to determine what is "OK" and what isn't. All of the material on this site was gleaned from the internet and already in the "wild". The ~20 year timeframe was chosen simply because 20 years is a lifetime for military communications gear these days. Its simply our way of steering clear of any accusations of "jeopardizing current operations". If we are wrong, i'm sure we will hear about it.

Mirrors / Backups

You can get a complete backup file of all the PDF uploads in this site. We are currently perfecting a static version of the entire wiki suitable for use on a USB Stick, unconnected computer or for use as a mirror, check back with us later.

Look on the left menu under Backups to download the backups.

License

All original materials, (texts, images etc) on this site are released under the Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial Share Alike License. (See RadioNerds:Copyrights for details.).. This is to prevent someone from trying to sell our write-ups, not to control the manuals themselves... (remember what I said about Public Domain earlier?)

Reporting Copyright Infringement

if you believe that *your* creative work is included on this site illegally, please send us an email at: manuals@radionerds.com.

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All Documents Should be Free of any Restrictions!
All the documents on this site *should be* free of any encryption, restrictions or limitations such as "No Copy", "No Print", etc. If you find any that are restricted please let us know at manuals@radionerds.com.
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