I wonder who the students were. What a nice tape!

Some of those machines probably still run now a days.

I love this! Lots has changed in amateur radio but so much hasn't as well. My radio is from 1989 and I can talk to radios made this year and they work exactly the same even though the new radio is software based. The etiquette is still the same as well.

5:07 she kinda looks like Patsy Cline picturing her walking around the plant singing "I'm crazy, crazy from solder, vapor ...."

Miss u father. 2 life

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Of course, there's no mention of the LP records introduced by Columbia the previous year. And as much as RCA would have liked for the 45 to be the only format, customers were not about to discard their 78 RPM records that they had heavily invested in for the past few years. So RCA had to include a 78 RPM changer in their consoles.

Looks so primitive now, but as a kid it was awesome!

hockey PEAKED here

Bring glow puck back to NHL

Whyd they get rid of this ?!?!

I would start watching if they brought this back

I love it, it should glow even brighter!

This shit is terrible 😂

.. if you listen carefully,, he speaks in double-talk and speaks some truth without really saying it about the truth about NASA.. haha even @ 39:02 he recalls a moment in his younger days of "being high" .. I guess when you age older.. the truth does come out through the slip of the tongue.

We have come so far in just a 10 years 😮

The interviewer is annoying in his lengthy statements. I am reminded of an ironical remark that Wolfgang Pauli once made about his student Rudolf Peierls: "Der Peierls, der spricht so schnell; bis man verstanden hat, was er sagt, behauptet er schon das Gegenteil!" - "Peierls speaks so quickly; By the time you understand what he's saying, he's already claiming the opposite!" You can see that quickly thinking Peierls is sometimes annoyed by the interviewer's long, slow and sluggish speeches.

“Uh huh” “yeah” “oh yeah!” Rinse and repeat a few hundred times 😂😉

5:02 Чет Аткинс ? ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,)) а я не знал )) люблю электрогитару , знаю что Лео Фендер имер позывной, гитарист "Игл" - Джо Уолш.. теперь еще один- Чет Аткинс )) Слава HAM Радио ! ))

This is my Great Uncle Dick Clippenger! Such an amazing story. I'm going to get the book Pioneer Programmer to read more about this story.

Sadly the audio stops at 1:55:13, making fans of George Heilmeier disappointed.

It would be interesting to hear his opinion on Boeings quality problems in 2024which wouldn't be related to him.

For a couple of years NHL hockey puck was highlighted. And it was fun to watch the game even for me as a non fan because I was able to see where it is. Why did that disappear?

What an amazing presentation, This has given me a lot of motivation! Elmer is a true gentleman in disguise, may he rest in peace!

Thisbis great! Im always turned off by hockey because it's so hard to see where the puck is. This is such a good clear visual aid, including the red shot line.

simple and profound knowledge but hidden in the sea of misinformation. Thanks!

Wow ! His book with Kuh is transformative !

I remember hearing about this glow puck as a 90s kid but thankfully never came to Canada since following the puck is learned at birth here…

Wu is a shit mayor. Worse one in my lifetime.

I just don't agree with the statement that it's not a hobby and it's a service. A former president of the Radio Amateur Canada also said the same thing at a local meeting about 15 years ago. Turned me off so much that i didn't want to join the RAC.

You can skip to 7:12 to get past all the commie gibberish.

Ugh I am very tired of these troons and their commie views.

Now we can go around the world in youtube chat rooms.

If Fox Sports acquires the remaining 5 years of a 7-year contract to hold the 1st half of the NHL package from ESPN following the 2024 Stanley Cup Finals, this is what the NHL on Fox personalities will look like: Curt Menefee: studio host Jeremy Roenick: studio analyst Ryan Callahan: studio analyst Larry Murphy: studio analyst Kevin Weekes: studio analyst Kenny Albert: lead play-by-play announcer Alex Faust: #2 play-by-play announcer Fred Pletsch: #3 play-by-play announcer Randy Hahn: #4 play-by-play announcer Eddie Olczyk: lead game analyst Joe Micheletti: #2 game analyst Tony Granato: #3 game analyst Neil Smith: #4 game analyst A.J. Mleczko: lead ice-level reporter Brian Boucher: #2 ice-level reporter Billy Jaffe: #3 ice-level reporter Dominic Moore: #4 ice-level reporter Greg Devorski: rules analyst

I don’t care how many people dump on this, when I was a kid in the 90’s watching games on a 19” tube tv in our basement I loved the glow puck, sad when it went away.

Not a bad idea just needs to be more subtle and work on the accuracy so its really good

Without the trail it's not bad

Unfornunatly North & South America really don't manufacture machine tools anymore. So now we have no choice, but to buy them from Japan, Germany, and Korea. I'm a machinist have been since birth. The machines I currently run are from Korea, and the raw material usually comes from India.

The metric system is ending. That means worldwide. At some point in the future, Europe will have to be demetricized. All factory tooling will have to be converted to the Imperial system, as well as books and computers.

It does make it easier to follow

Calvin cycle scientist ?

Mind blowing video. Precision was the name of the game back then.

I think it's really good for people who don't watch hockey. Problem is that once you know how to watch hockey, you're not gonna wanna keep your eyes glued to the puck 24/7, but the glow makes that hard to do. It's very distracting If ESPN did a second broadcast that had an updated version of FoxTrak, that'd be cool. Kinda like how for the home run derby, they had a StatCast version on ESPN 2

The mistake most people make watching hockey is trying to watch the puck. You don't watch the puck so much as you watch the players.

Oppenheimer film portrayed him as a Cyclotronist and is credited with muon catalyzed fusion about time when United Nations peacekeepers returned from ruins of Hamgyong. However, I can prove how Noguchi and Songsu of early 1940s Hamgyong had achieved muon catalyzed fusion rocket propulsion.

I wish the quality on this was better. Starts off ok but after about 4 minutes the artifacts render the video unwatchable. Still though thank you for uploading this

Most of the machinery seen in this video are the early versions of what we have now! Cnc routers, cnc machining centers, punch press, knee mill, drill press, shapers, pin router, gantry mill and gantry routers.

All development and engineering was made in USA. Japan took the technology and demolished the American machine tool industry, thank you very much.

My great-grandfather was Captain Sixto Mangual aboard AKL-17 (USNS New Bedford) during this incident. I, unfortunately, didn't have the honor of meeting him since he passed prior to me being born. I enjoyed listening to this talk, not many people nowadays know about this tragic event. Great research, I'll be sharing this with my family.