audionautic
- May 22, 2011
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Nothing to do with 3 guys in a space capsule.
I've found myself becoming fascinated with the electrical and electronic workings of things, after a decades long love of hifi. Having now repaired many vintage stereo receivers and other items, I've managed to interest my son in such things, and have graduated from the traditional crystal radio sets, etc. To doing some pcb assembly projects. Could never have fed an interest this efficiently, or learned so much so quickly, pre-Internet. So I want to just take one moment to thank Al Gore personally, and say how happy I am to find this great resource for my son and I. Finally, to explain the title line, was thinking that the hobby takes up any remaining free time, and is quickly consuming the last of the garage/shop space. Started out as a potentially amusing premise, for a boomer at least. Best, T
I've found myself becoming fascinated with the electrical and electronic workings of things, after a decades long love of hifi. Having now repaired many vintage stereo receivers and other items, I've managed to interest my son in such things, and have graduated from the traditional crystal radio sets, etc. To doing some pcb assembly projects. Could never have fed an interest this efficiently, or learned so much so quickly, pre-Internet. So I want to just take one moment to thank Al Gore personally, and say how happy I am to find this great resource for my son and I. Finally, to explain the title line, was thinking that the hobby takes up any remaining free time, and is quickly consuming the last of the garage/shop space. Started out as a potentially amusing premise, for a boomer at least. Best, T
