[HBR] HBR book "Recollections of a Radio Receiver" now available

[john]

I'm in...but can you consider a PayPal option?
73
John K5MO


At 07:05 PM 7/30/2009, you wrote:
>My e-book on "The HBR Adventure", started some 3 years ago, has finally
>been completed, and is now available to those having interest in the
>way-back-then people, amateur radio home-brew, as well as the past and
>present technology of the Crosby HBR double superheterodyne hot-cathode
>receiver designs.  For a more detailed book description and
>how-to-order-details, go to www.w6hht.com.
>
>This ordering window will be open until August 31st.  Orders will be
>batched, produced in runs of 20 - 30 e-books until all the orders are
>filled and shipped.  The next ordering window will occur in November so
>as to make the book available for Christmas.
>
>I have no intention to create an inventory of books for sale, but rather
>to operate a process by which books will be produced and shipped to
>specific order.  That process, run in 2 cycles during 2009, may be
>repeated in 2010, depending upon interest in the book.
>
>Most unexpectedly, and coincident with opening the ordering window, I
>find I must change my web host for www.w6hht.com.  Within the next ten
>days, there is probability that my web page may go down as the domain
>registry shifts from one registrar to another.  This interruption should
>be brief; its timing and duration is far beyond my span of control.
>
>If/when www.w6hht.com does go off the air, it does not mean I have left
>the planet and taken the e-books with me.  Please be patient, "stay
>tuned", and www.w6hht.com will shortly thereafter re-appear (along with
>the HBR e-books!) supported by a different (and much more caring) web host.
>
>If you wish to order the book while my web site is down, contact me
>directly at w6hht at arrl.net and I can provide you with ordering forms and
>information by e-mail.
>
>This e-mail is a general notification to members of the HBR forum
>visiting this web page, and is not a solicitation to anyone.  If you
>wish to discuss the book with me, please do so direct at
>w6hht at arrl.net.  I will not respond to any book inquiries made on this
>forum.
>
>Jay Helms w6hht (since 1948) ex dl4zk (1956-1960)
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