Musings on Radio, Computers, Technology, and Family
I got an email from Chloe Pederson, an instructor at studymap.org, which is an site that is running a class on amateur radio and broadcasting for 10-14 year olds. They found my site and I’m happy to hear they made use of some of my content in the class. One of their young students, Dylan, Read More …
Inverters are devices that take DC power as provided by the electrical system of a car, truck, RV, or a standalone battery, and produce AC power, capable of running appliances designed to run on household power from a commercial utility. When choosing an inverter, you may have heard of “Modified Sine Wave” or “Pure Sine Read More …
Before I tell you the story of my heart attack experience, let me say this: I’m a patient, not a doctor. I have had no medical training. If you think there’s a chance you or someone near you is having an heart attack, call 911 right away. And know the symptoms of heart problems, as Read More …
Today, I am starting a new job, one year and three days after being laid off from my previous one. My “gap year” was great fun, with lots of travel and family time. I took the time to rejuvenate, sharpen up my skills, and find a job that suits me very well. Though there are Read More …
I’ve had a web server which served up static web content since around 1997, but now, almost 20 years later, I’ve decided to come into the 21st century and start using WordPress. I’ll slowly be moving my old static content into WordPress format over the coming weeks, or at least creating links to it. My Read More …