It is said that "All Good Things Must End" and unfortunately our website is no   more »

Over the years, the voices of the Buffalo Kilowatt Bookends have been   more »

Just a few weeks after celebrating his 100th birthday, ham radio legend Leo Meyerson, W0GFQ (and previously W9GFQ), has passed away.   more »

The Buffalo Kilowatt Bookends home office has been looking through some of our archived QSL cards, and thought that it might be   more »

The Buffalo Kilowatt Bookends home office received the following information today regarding Leo Meyerson ...   more »

As the end of the year approaches, the Buffalo Kilowatt Bookend home office has been going through the archives, and discovered some old photos that   more »

The Buffalo Kilowatt Bookends home office has been monitoring the activity on the amateur bands over the past year, and ...   more »

Well, they say that lightning never strikes twice, but that was not the case at the Northern Half   more »

For many years, The Buffalo Kilowatt Bookends home office has monitored the amateur radio bands, and in the process has collected   more »

Back in the 1950's and early 1960's, there was a select group of amateurs from the Buffalo   more »

The Buffalo Kilowatt Bookends home office has recently received a number of inquiries regarding the status of the Buffalo Kilowatt Bookends.   more »

The year is 2008, and many ham radio operators don't seem to understand why more young people are   more »

It's been almost a year and a half since the FCC expanded the phone segment of the 75/80 meter band, giving   more »

Here is a perfect example why AM'ers will never find wide acceptance on the   more »

In 1958, K2UTS was using a very common receiver and transmitter combination that was enjoyed by many new amateurs who   more »

In 1956, the radio room of station W4AWM had a receiver and transmitter combination that   more »

This weeks Old Time Ham Shack Of The Week takes us back to the late 1950's when amplitude modulation   more »

We want to thank Bob Richmond for taking us back 68 years for   more »

This past weekend, one of the most anti amplitude modulation ham radio operators, was spotted operating   more »

The year was 1919 when a young boy by the name of Myron H Premus obtained his first amateur radio license   more »

In 1961, for around $700, you could have an all mode receiver and transmitter from   more »

Not long ago the AM community was getting very excited about the the new band plan that the FCC had    more »

Our Old time Ham Shack of the Week takes us back to 1960, when amplitude modulation was still the main   more »

This week we go back about 50 years to around 1957, when a well known ham radio operator from   more »

The Buffalo Kilowatt Bookends Home Office has noted that Rickshaw Ray has become   more »

This week, our Old Time Ham Shack of The Week was sent to the Buffalo Kilowatt Bookend Home Office by   more »

After four weeks of having the extended frequencies for phone operation   more »

The new band plan that the FCC has approved and that will soon go into effect, should provide an incentive for all   more »

It is interesting to tune across the ham bands and find most of the AM stations huddled around one or   more »

The Buffalo Kilowatt Bookends survived an early winter snow storm that left over two feet of very heavy wet snow   more »

After an almost five month summer hiatus from being active on the airwaves, it was reported by The Bookend home office, that   more »