26-12-2014, 08:26 PM
Hi John,
Thanks for the positive feedback - it is appreciated :-)
It is tough to find the time to write articles like that. Because they are less "ephemeral" that a forum posting, I like to take a bit of time to structure and research them properly. Engines like Google and The Internet Archive seem to quite like my site, so again, I feel it's worth going the extra mile where I can. The downside of being rigorous is that my output is low...
Anyway, I would definitely like to write more articles, and definitely some detailing Hacker radios. If I had the time, I'd open up an entire section devoted to them - complete history, lots of images, etc. Maybe one day. And maybe Roberts as well. But in the meantime, any suggestions?
I'm thinking about a couple:
1. An article about the amplifier PCBs, along with common faults and how to fix them. That ties in neatly with what you suggest.
2. An article detailing the history of the Hacker Hunter. I've been running a research project on UKVRRR, and have gathered a lot of useful data now. This, in theory at least, would be an easy one to do.
Any other suggestions gratefully received.
All the best,
Mark
Thanks for the positive feedback - it is appreciated :-)
It is tough to find the time to write articles like that. Because they are less "ephemeral" that a forum posting, I like to take a bit of time to structure and research them properly. Engines like Google and The Internet Archive seem to quite like my site, so again, I feel it's worth going the extra mile where I can. The downside of being rigorous is that my output is low...
Anyway, I would definitely like to write more articles, and definitely some detailing Hacker radios. If I had the time, I'd open up an entire section devoted to them - complete history, lots of images, etc. Maybe one day. And maybe Roberts as well. But in the meantime, any suggestions?
I'm thinking about a couple:
1. An article about the amplifier PCBs, along with common faults and how to fix them. That ties in neatly with what you suggest.
2. An article detailing the history of the Hacker Hunter. I've been running a research project on UKVRRR, and have gathered a lot of useful data now. This, in theory at least, would be an easy one to do.
Any other suggestions gratefully received.
All the best,
Mark
