[R-390] SP 600 data repository

[James A. (Andy) Moorer]

Al, if you can figure out how I can get a dump of the entire file tree 
on the server, I can put it up on the server I use. It is just a matter 
of copying the files over, fiddling the Apache startup files and 
convincing Network Solutions to send me the hammarlund.info hits. It is 
on AWS, and I'm getting quite a good rate. I put in my will that 
somebody should continue to pay the bills until both me and the SP-600 
are forgotton (shouldn't take too long). It might take a bit of fiddling 
to transfer over the hammarlund.info registration to me, but it might 
not be necessary - I can just give you a new IP address.
Thoughts?
-A

On 4/16/2019 8:06 PM, Al Parker wrote:
> Hi folks, Bubbas & dudes,
>     At the moment http://www.hammarlund.info/ is not there.  It should 
> be, I've been keeping the bills paid.  I just sent the server guy a 
> note asking, "what's up?"
>     I know it hasn't been kept always up to date, and there's some of 
> it's past content that has been lost forever, (if anyone wants to 
> pitch in and help, I'm open to offers).  But I plan to keep it going 
> and will get info up there as needed/wanted.  The SP-600 
> Compendium/Anthology has been there for at least 5 yrs, thanks to 
> Perrier.  I've kept it fairly well backed up, but until I dig up a 
> recent one, or it comes back online, I can't say if Perrier's other 
> articles are there or not, I know he's been sending them to me.
>     I'll keep you all posted on the short term problems.  It should be 
> back up in a day or 3 at the most.
> 73,
>
> Al, W8UT
> www.boatanchors.org
> www.hammarlund.info
>
> "There is nothing -- absolutely nothing -- half so much
> worth doing as simply messing about in boats"
> Ratty, to Mole
>
> On 4/16/2019 4:34 PM, Perry Sandeen via R-390 wrote:
>> Yo Bubba Dudes!,
>> The Hammarlund Historian website has gone 404 and I don't kow if 
>> there are any plans to resurrect it.
>> My concern is two fold.  First now the BAMA site seems the only one 
>> posting the SP 600 anthology.  Second is that I have several more 
>> full SP 600 articles. circuit mod articles but most of all many SP 
>> 600 TIFF images that are good for taking to Kinko's and having them 
>> enlarged W/O smearing.  Some images are the stock ski's while others 
>> are various modded versions.
>> The articles and circuit info could be probably be incorporated into 
>> a anthology supplement.
>> Probably the most interesting for those interested in upgrading their 
>> SP 600 is the R620 information.  This was Hammarlund's last SP 600 
>> type receiver.  They only made 100 and I got mine by shear dumb luck 
>> in a trade with Mike Fisch (too whom I'm greatly indebted).Hammarlund 
>> made a number of circuit improvements that can easily be done to the 
>> stock SP 600.
>>
>> Having just turned 78 in January and attempting to get moved to SC is 
>> consuming all my time so I'd be grateful for any and all web postings 
>> by others
>>
>> I don't care if someone puts them on a CD or DVD and sells them for a 
>> few bucks.  My goal is to make sure all that I did does't get lost 
>> somewhere along the way.
>> Regards,
>> Perrier
>>
>

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James A. (Andy) Moorer
www.jamminpower.com