[K3PZN-List] Re: Overdue > Microcontroller Experience Sought

[Kilroy, Patrick L. (GSFC-568.0)]

Hey, Eric,

Thanks for your message.  I'm sad to see you go for 
many reasons.  (One being that when you were there, 
we would sometimes ALSO have the pleasure of your 
dear sister, Jamie -- who my daughter, Bekah, 
seriously enjoys working with at radio club events!  
We miss your dad too.)  

Any how, ... 

UMBC KNOWLEDGE IN PLAY
If you are so moved, we would really, really profit 
from your presence and wisdom on the McHUG mail list.  
That's the list started by our club regarding practical 
microcontroller chip projects in the greater Carroll-
Montgomery-Howard Co. area.  

Others are welcome too!  More Info ...  

McHUG -- MicroController Ham User Group

About McHUG

The purpose of the McHUG list is to talk about physical 
computing in the context of Ham Radio.  Physical Computing 
is "sensing and controlling the physical world with 
computers", in our case, microcontrollers like the PICAXE, 
Arduino, Butterfly or the HC908.  Since hams may be new to 
microcontrollers, the topics can range from how to program 
various microcontrollers to applications such as frequency 
generation, antenna rotor control, morse code 
implementations and sensor/transmitter modules for high-
altitude balloons.  In other words, the purpose of this 
list is to help hams play with microcontrollers.  The 
initial subscribers were from the Carroll County 
Amateur Radio Club (CCARC).  

To see the collection of prior postings to the list, 
visit the McHUG Archives: 
http://mailman.qth.net/pipermail/mchug/

Click the link to the "Directory of E-Mail Lists" at 
http://mailman.qth.net/ to sign up.  It's free!  

Cheers,

Pat
N8PK


--- On Thu, 10/2/08, Curt Milton wrote:

Eric,

Thanks a bunch for emailing us.  (No not overdue at all -- 
you have been busy with real life).  Congratulations that 
your hard work in school has paid off with your successful 
career launch.  Your interest and enthusiasm for ham radio 
amidst all the other matters that apply your time are 
appreciated by all of us.  Your time for the hobby may 
wane a good bit (as mine did during my 20's) but we hope 
you continue to be interested.  If you have the time due 
join us at field day or the holidays party.  Best wishes 
in your endeavors and 73, 

Curt


--- On Thu, 10/2/08, Eric Krichinsky <kb3hkg at yahoo.com> wrote:

> From: Eric Krichinsky <kb3hkg at yahoo.com>
> Subject: [K3PZN-List] over due
> To: "k3pzn" <k3pzn-list at mailman.qth.net>
> Date: Thursday, October 2, 2008, 10:43 PM
> I have been meaning to send this email for some time now.
> After graduating college at UMBC I found work with Hughes
> Network Systems and have moved down into Montgomery County.
> 
> As such I will no longer be an active member of the CCARC,
> though I will try to still attend events when I can.
> 
> I will miss the club and hope everything continues on as
> well as I remember it.
> 
> 73
> 
> Eric Krichinsky, KB3HKG
> 
>