[ARC5] Command Set Articles
Michael Tauson
wh7hg.hi at gmail.com
Wed Jul 1 11:31:37 EDT 2009
On Wed, Jul 1, 2009 at 3:11 AM, Robert Eleazer<releazer at earthlink.net> wrote:
> I am new to this group but have been collecting Command Set parts, pieces, equipment, and information since the mid-70's. In looking through some of the archives on the site I saw some requests for general data on Command Sets.
Welcome to the asylum. :-)
> So let me make this offer. I have a collection of what I think is the best history and
> technical articles on Command Sets from CQ Magazine, written by that legend, Mr.
> White.
Actually, all of Gordon's articles on the Command Sets are available
on the web in PDF format already as is most of my original publication
and the old surplus conversion manuals, Vol I through III, and I
believe CQ's Command Set conversion book.
But as to being a legend ... Gordon's still quite alive and shows up
here now and then. Legendage is generally posthumous and we'd really
like to keep him around for a while. :-)
> I have some other articles by other authors as well, such as various conversion articles,
> including one on putting a transistor in a Command Set transmitter to make a solid state
> oscillator.
Those would be tasty. While converting virginal or restorable sets is
strictly verboten and will result in application of the dreaded Wouff
Hong (or an attack by Mung, the Moribund, and his army of killer
butterflies), already hacked pieces are fair game for such treatment.
I won't speak for anyone else but I'm always interested in seeing what
others have done to the boxen.
> Perhaps some of this information would be of use to Mr. Tauson for the revised version of
> the Command Set book I understand that he is working on.
That hack's got an overinflated ego with no talent to even begin to
back it. He even had to have a ghost writer do his living will!
BEst regards,
Michael, WH7HG
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