PA3CLQ's Leuke Linken Nr. 462
Beste mede amateur,
Dear
fellow amateur,
In
deze mail staat een link waarop het tweeendertigste DKARS-Magazine is te
downloaden.
This
mail contains a link which the 32th- DKARS-Magazine is available for download.
De
Dutch Kingdom Amateur Radio Society is een stichting die de belangen wenst te
behartigen van ALLE radioamateurs binnen het gehele Koninkrijk der Nederlanden.
The Kingdom Dutch Amateur Radio Society is an organization that seeks to represent the interests of ALL radio amateurs throughout the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
De
DKARS doet niet aan copyright en het staat een ieder vrij om deze link aan
zoveel mogelijk radiovrienden door te sturen.
The
DKARS does not copyrighted and any person shall be free to forward this link to
as many radio friends.
DKARS
Magazine verschijnt 1x per maand en wij stellen het uiteraard op prijs als je
ook (radio amateur gerelateerde) bijdrages wilt leveren.
DKARS Magazine
appears 1x per month and we obviously appreciate it if you (related
radio amateur) to provide contributions.
Namens de Dutch Kingdom Amateur Radio Society wens ik je veel leesplezier nadat
je op deze link hebt geklikt:
On behalf of the Dutch Kingdom Amateur Radio Society, I wish you pleasant reading after you click on this link:
http://downloads.dkars.nl/DKARS%20Magazine%20201704.pdf
Wil je in plaats van een PDF te downloaden het Magazine on-line
doorbladeren?
Dat kan ook, ga dan naar deze link:
Want to download the magazine browsing on-line instead of a PDF? This can also go to this link:
https://issuu.com/pj4nx/docs/dkars_magazine_201704
73
namens de DKARS
Peter de Graaf
PJ4NX en PA3CNX
Secretaris DKARS
Telegraph history books
Do you know the book "The History of Telegraphy" van Kenneth Beauchamp ?
Peter PA0RLM
REM :
https://www.amazon.com/History-Telegraphy-Iee-Technology/dp/0852967926
https://muse.jhu.edu/article/42007/pdf
http://ultimatebookmark.net/history-of-telegraphy:-ken-beauchamp/
Editor
The RMSL has several railroad and telegraphy books listed on eBay........
that are surplus to the collection and therefore de-accessioned.
All
proceeds go toward Boyce railway depot repairs, utility, and maintenance
expenses..
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2-telegraph-telegraphy-electricity-principles-books-railroad-agent-operator-opr-/201924060008?hash=item2f039ca368:g:vxQAAOSw42JZGQAy
http://www.ebay.com/itm/192180910702?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2-book-telegraph-telegraphy-trans-Atlantic-ocean-cable-USA-England-ship-telegram-/192180971138?hash=item2cbee0e682:g:DqYAAOSwcB5ZD9rm
http://www.ebay.com/itm/3-books-telegraph-telegraphy-quadruplex-circuit-pole-changer-key-relay-sounder-/201918937700?hash=item2f034e7a64:g:6vkAAOSwcaFZD9ZS
Thank
you and best wishes,
In the 1913 former N&W Railway depot along Clarke County route 723 117 East
Main Street Boyce, VA 22620-9369
Dr. Frank R. Scheer, Curator Railway Mail Service Library, Inc.
"The Brasspounder" by D. G. Sanders.
Quite some years ago I acquired a copy of the book, "The Brasspounder" by D. G. Sanders at a used book store.
I still sometimes see copies at such places.
However, both new and used copies are available from Amazon including a Kindle download.
It is by far the best "slice of life" telegrapher autobiography I have ever read.
I reviewed this some years ago in my book and movie review column in D&D. (Dots & Dasches)
If you haven't already read this book I can strongly recommend it.
Here's the link:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/149975678X/ref=pe_848040_237630280_em_1p_2_lm
73, Chris Hausler
Richard Spilman Culley, an Englishman, published "Handbook of Practical Telegraphy," ............
which went through four editions between 1867 and 1870.
I have found the 4th (1870) edition on Google Books.
Anyone know where the first (1867) edition may be found?
73 SW & abram burnett
Hi Abe,
How about an edition by this same author from 1863:
https://archive.org/details/ahandbookpracti00cullgoog
73, Chris
David Homer Bates, 1913 Article
David Homer Bates (1843-1926) is something of an enigma.
He was one of the four original members of the U.S. Military Telegraph Corps and was White House Telegrapher for Lincoln during the Civil War.
He published Lincoln in the Telegraph Office in 1907, and his own memoirs shortly thereafter.
There appear to be no good biography of Bates, only scattered paragraphs published in various places, and I cannot find his obituary (he died in NY City and is buried in Philadelphia.)
In 1884, he became President of the Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph Co.
One
source cryptically says, "Western Union took over the B&O Telegraph,
and that ended Mr. Bates' telegraph career." Was there more to that
story...?
After leaving the B&O Telegraph, he worked for Gamewell
Fire Alarm Telegraph, and then "Bradstreet Company," which was
possibly one of the antecedents of today's Dun & Bradstreet.
I have uploaded to the List's Files section an article lifted from the 1913 Electrical Review. (The uploaded file is titled Bates, David Homer - Electrical Review 1913.)
The article carries a photo of David Homer Bates with Gen. Thomas T. Eckert, head of the Military Telegraph Corps, and two other old time telegraphers. However, the magazine caption wrongly identifies Bates in the photograph, so I added a note at the top of the file correcting the error.
Hopefully someone with a subscription to Ancestry.com or the NY Times files can pull up an obituary of this apparently quiet but interesting man.
I should have included exact dates for D.H.B., in case anyone is inspired to do some looking around.
Born 7-3-1843 Steubenville, Ohio. Died 6-15-1926, New York City.
73 SW & abram burnett
REM :
See attachment -Bates, David Homer_Electrical Revieuw 1913.pdf
Editor
"The Telegraph Goes to War"
One book you might want to check is "The Telegraph Goes to War" edited by Donald E. Markle (ISBN-1-889246-54-9) published in 2003.
It consists of excerpts from Bates' diary he kept during the Civil War.
I reviewed it in D&D in the fall 2011 issue.
Compared to the O'Brien book which is a field telegraphers view of the war, this is a view from Washington as Bates worked in the War Department telegraph office, a completely different environment and thus a completely different picture of the "telegraph war".
Although not a biography (I'm finding that quite a number of "famous" telegraphers have never been "biographed"), it does give insight into his life at this time.73, Chris Hausler
REM :
http://bluegraymagazine.com/store/product145.html
https://books.google.nl/books/about/The_Telegraph_Goes_to_War.html?id=J18fAQAAMAAJ&redir_esc=y
https://www.abebooks.com/9781892059024/Telegraph-Goes-Personal-Diary-David-1892059029/plp
Editor
WOOD'S
PLAN OF TELEGRAPH INSTRUCTION
If
anyone wants scanned pages of the 1864 book WOOD'S PLAN OF TELEGRAPH
INSTRUCTION, the files can be downloaded from:
Best wishes, Dr. Frank R. Scheer,
Curator Railway Mail Service Library, Inc.
SlowSpeedWireGroup & MorseKobGroup
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See http://www.cqcw.ru/avards.html
Editor
Hello Friends, April 23: Sunday propagation forecast (History?)
I
noted this extract from the ARRL propagation broadcast of April 21:
Also, from today's QRZ.com page:
So, perhaps no surprise that today's (23 Apr) conditions are so awful.
M-flares, coronal holes and radio blackouts
This video, whose link I took from the CWops group, helps to explain why conditions today were so bad.
Talk of M-flares, Coronal Holes and Radio Blackouts over the coming week.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JR7D9zTygao&feature=youtu.be
Published on Apr 20, 2017
The Sun shows its angry face again as two regions that sent us 7 big flares just two weeks ago rotate back into Earth view.
They have already fired off one near M-class flare and launched a non-Earth-directed solar storm.
Amateur
radio operators should expect possible radio blackouts on the dayside of Earth
this week.
Cheers,
Darrel, aa7fv
Cootiebuilder&crystal radios
Dear
Friends, slight off topic
...Paul ,ON4ADI besides building all sort of cooties on plexi , has another
passion too:
MW DX-ing with (of course) home made crystal receivers (in French "postes
a galènes") picture taken at on6wj's "foxhole" testing
one "Cat's whisker" with large longwire antenna.
Just
for info:
the game is open or Paul challenged me to break his record in spotting MW AM
radiostations.
I have to hurry because nearly each day,somewhere there is final "closing
down" of some AM Broadcast transmitter sadly to say...the Internet takes
it all over
Have a good start of the week
Best 73, Jos ON6WJ
13-05-17 / COSMIC RAYS INTENSIFY:
The solar cycle is plunging to its lowest level in years.
As sunspots vanish and the sun's magnetic field weakens, cosmic rays are penetrating the inner Solar System in greater numbers than usual.
High-altitude balloon flights over California have detected the change in the form of increased radiation levels in our planet's atmosphere.
Visit today's edition of
to see the latest data and to learn how intensifying cosmic rays
can affect us on Earth.
73,
Jean 5T0JL www.qrz.com/db/5T0JL
Garden set up :
Battery powered TT817 (small linear amp) if needed, LDG tuner, Ant: one leg of a W3DZZ home brew Trap in Inverted L on two fishing poles.
Might not make it but giving it a go.
Cheers and Twwaanngg!! Martin g4zx
REM :
Is
that key the
elaborate Mecano prototype of PA3AGF from PLL Nr. 436?
Editor
Nice and useful stuff, everyone wants this anyway?
Jos ON6WJ SideSwiperKeyGroup
Have
a nice week fellows, BCNU.
http://www.sideswipernet.org/
73, Yann, F5LAW
73, from the town at the rivers "De Bergsche Maas" and "De Dongen" Geertruidenberg (800+ years city rights) at: 51.702211N 4.853854E
Your Editor Jan Pieter Oelp PA3CLQ
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