Ohms Law is all about W I R E...

Yep, Watts, I (current), Resistance, E (voltage).

I spent 30 something years as a "Telephone Man" and I touched a whole lot of wire too. Did nine years in the USAF mostly in radar, but did 3 years in Avionics. TACAN, VOR, Radio Compass, IFF and Radar Beacon (B-52Ds & Fs).

I have been trying to restore a 1958 Buick Sonomatic car radio since 1968. Still have all the parts, just haven't gotten it recapped and put back together. But that day is coming....

I love reading the ARF, The Radio Board, and now this board.
I agree with the fellow who signs.
"The more I am around people, the more I love my dogs".

I believe the best bumper sticker I have read in a long, long time is one I read last week. "I never thought I would miss Nixon". Yeah, me too.

I hope this board is as auccessful as the ARF.

Dennis

Hello, Thanks for joining, I hopes to see more of you.

Welcome here, I hopes you enjoy your stay.

Robert

Hello Robert,

Thank you. I really love these radio websites.

Do you really live in Nova Scotia ???
I have a standard reply at the office when the OM makes a comment about it only being 3pm or 3:30, etc.
I look at the clock, add two hours and say,
"Well it is already after 5 in Nova Scotia"...

Yep,l I am in nova scotia, not too bad of a day today whats it like there? It's going to get up to 12 at the end of the week hre, and sunny....


I have 12:39 here right now, which i think is 2 up from u now.

see u later,
Robert

Houston could be the Humidity Capitol of the Northern Hemisphere.
It has been called the airconditioning capitol of America.
Mr. Carrier and Mr. Ruud have made a fortune here.

We are having a rather "cool" day today. Current temp is 72, humidity is 75%. It will get up to the mid 80's by 4pm.
We don't get much wind here. It snows about every 13 years.
From Mid April to Mid October, it ranges from the low 80's to the high 90's with about 85-95 % humidity.
Depending on ElNino & LaNina, our rain fall varies from a lot to a little.
I think the average is around 60 inches a year, but it could be more.
We don't really have a winter here, just a cool rainey season. It will sometimes dips below freezing, but it never stays "cold" for longer than a week at a time. I run my a/c unit 12 months a year. Sometimes the heater gets turned on, but I have only used twice this year. I think I used it twice in December.

It is 1:05 Texas Daylight Time, so I'm guessing it is 3:05 Nova Scotia Daylight Time.

Welcome! Hope to see more of you here!

Gene

If you like dogs better, why come here.

Hello and welcome. Nova Scotia Too cold for me.
I bet that radio is frost bit.

Her is a link might needhttp://www.radiodoctor.org/cr-info.html or just check out

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