01-12-2012, 12:35 PM
Hi,
What a delightful small coil winder. David very kindly brought it along to Rufforth this morning and it was a pleasure to look at it in detail whilst David gave a demonstration of the counter (calculator) in action. A lovely piece of work David so elegantly done and finished with a nice paint job.
David also showed me his home brew radio that he would use such a winder for to make the tuning coil; most impressive but I'm now used to seeing David's attention to detail.
Boy it was perishing at Rufforth; there was a notice displayed at the pay kiosk warning of black ice danger and it wasn't kidding. I arrived at 7.40 but by the time we met up I was frozen so unfortunately returned home early which is a pity because our friends Mike and Joyce Phelan also attended the meeting whom I briefly spoke to. The chill factor of the wind was something else. I'll be there again next March to spend some more brass.
Kind regards, Col.
What a delightful small coil winder. David very kindly brought it along to Rufforth this morning and it was a pleasure to look at it in detail whilst David gave a demonstration of the counter (calculator) in action. A lovely piece of work David so elegantly done and finished with a nice paint job.
David also showed me his home brew radio that he would use such a winder for to make the tuning coil; most impressive but I'm now used to seeing David's attention to detail.
Boy it was perishing at Rufforth; there was a notice displayed at the pay kiosk warning of black ice danger and it wasn't kidding. I arrived at 7.40 but by the time we met up I was frozen so unfortunately returned home early which is a pity because our friends Mike and Joyce Phelan also attended the meeting whom I briefly spoke to. The chill factor of the wind was something else. I'll be there again next March to spend some more brass.
Kind regards, Col.
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