|
Friday
May 18, 2012
01:19 PM PDT
In Cooperation
with
ST. FRANCIS
HOME
for
CRIPPLED
COLLIES
Email me:
DAVID
DALTON
AMATEUR RADIO
STATION
K9WQ
SAN FRANCISCO
---
Where's David?
Portable radio
Car radio
GPS/Ham radio locator
NASA
SPACE WEATHER
Solar X-rays:
Geomagnetic
field:
[Real-time
NOAA data]
AFFILIATIONS:
International Society for Philosophical Enquiry
---
International Morse Preservation Society
---
American Radio Relay League
---
Mad Scientists Amateur Radio Club
---
Dalton Genealogical Society
---
American Theatre Organ Society
---
Northern California Theatre Organ Society
|
|
Magnetic loops
My article at www.eham.net on magnetic loop antennas.
The small size and efficiency of these antennas make them
excellent for apartment use.
What's a vacuum variable capacitor?
Vacuum variable capacitors are very useful objects
in you're a ham radio operator. Here's a photo and a description.
Usal Road...
Usal Road is an old logging road that leads from Highway 1 north of
Fort Bragg, California, into the "Lost Coast." It's a good place to
explore in a Jeep...
Got time to read?
I've been known to write a paragraph or two. Here are a few well-censored
selections.
To Gavin from Paris:
I discovered that some of my Paris photographs -- in particular the tomb of Victor Noir -- were
getting a lot of hits from search engines, even though I broke the link some time ago. Here are
my Paris photos again, along with a long letter -- To Gavin from Paris, November 2000.
French verbs...
This is my database of 1,446 French verbs conjugated in six tenses.
Baldwin HT-2:
This Baldwin HT-2 home theatre organ was built around 1966. I bought it in
March 2004 from a thrift shop in San Rafael, California. I don't know a great
deal about its history, but I believe the organ came out of a home in Sausalito.
I've made the Owner's Manual available on line.
|
|
And now for something
completely different...
After 16 years, the time is soon coming for me to leave San Francisco. I'm going to build a house in the
foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in North Carolina. Follow my progress
here...
It's in Stokes County, North Carolina. That's Mayberry country.
|
|
|
|
|