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More work on the project…
Still plugging away at the worked examples. The project is now at 28 pages (edited) and still growing. I am pretty happy with the progress so far – I just hope that those people who have a draft copy take … Continue reading
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OVMRC Course – Week 9
This Week: *AC theory test & review *Power Supplies by VE3EJJ This week’s session started with an informal test of our AC theory knowledge. I really like the fact that the course provides for these tests of knowledge as I … Continue reading
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Solving, writing, re-writing …
Still plugging away at my pet-project. All said and done, Word 2007 tells me I have put 27 hours of seat-time to this project so far. I am maybe a tad too OCD for editing something like this. Everything has … Continue reading
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Working Birds w/ Ernie
Today I stopped by the club station (VE3JW) to learn a few things about operating a radio. When I arrived at the station, Ernie (VE3EJJ) was a blur of activity as he turned dials, pushed in buttons, and still had … Continue reading
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