[Hammarlund] Discovered old links, pictures and files of the Hammarlund Web Site

Todd, KA1KAQ ka1kaq at gmail.com
Tue Jan 21 15:37:17 EST 2014


On Tue, Jan 21, 2014 at 11:52 AM, Al Parker <anchor at ec.rr.com> wrote:

> Hi Todd et al,
>         No, not Robert Fowles', Stan found the "wayback" archives, I think
> they now have more info available than they used to.
>         Just to bring things up to date a bit, or refresh leaky memories,
> back in about 2002 Al Waller had become owner of Robert Fowles old
> Hammarlund site and was looking for someone to take it over.  I did, along
> with help from Les Locklear, Andy Moorer, and Cecil Acuff.  Then in 2009 Al
> Waller's server crashed, he didn't have it backed up, and wouldn't allow me
> to have the old hard drive(s) from it to see if anything could be
> resurrected.  I had much of it backed up, but My "bulletproof" system
> trashed itself so much was lost.  Al gave my the ownership of the URL and I
> got it put up on a new server and started reconstruction of the site in
> 2010.  It's suffered ever since,


Yeah, I seem to recall a crash somewhere along the line. Didn't remember it
being so recent. When Stan said 'original website' I thought he meant
Robert's site which was called the Hammarlund Historian for those not
around back then. I recall he ran into some personal problems and had to
move on from keeping the site. Wasn't sure how much of it made the transfer
to QTH.net then to you.


> I do work on it occasionally, and hopefully now will get more done to make
> it more useful.


You need to get a pointy stick and poke ol' Locklear in the ribs. He's
retired now and spends his time sunbathing, playing guitar, eating and
drinking a lot, and posing & flexing for the girls on the beach. Put that
boy to work before he gets himself in trouble!

:D


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