Someone lied on their resume.

Reginald Fessenden spent a large part of his retirement on archeological missons to find a pre-deluged civilization of the Caucasus Isthmus he called Atlantis.

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You had to be there.

Maxwell's equations had to come up in therapy today. How's your day going?

The "Clean Up Traces and Vias" tools in the KiCAD PCB Editor.

List of Jim William's Application Notes at Linear Technology

We can't do it again. We forgot how.

What datasheet has you like this?

Up close image of the Alexanderson Alternator used during the 1906 Christmas Eve Broadcast. This image was taken by the American Telephone Journal 1907-01

A friend who designs sawmills and travels the country installing them sent me this video from Oregon. Pretty awesome. If you know anyone who needs big, heavy industrial machines built, let me know.

This is a book from the 1980s. Atari sent it out to teach cabinet owners how to repair their machines. While the knowledge seems very specific to arcade cabinets, it’s engaging and many of the concepts covered are used all through out general electronics. pdf.textfiles.com/technical/at...

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If you like shock theory, check out this book I found on eBay. It's the first medical technology (MedTech) book written in the new world. In it, Dr (probably self-proclaimed) Gale teaches you how to cure madness with a battery and some jumper cables. emedia.digikey.com/view/7854571...

The home of Professor Reginald Fessenden at Chester Hill, Boston, Massachusetts.

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The first transatlantic cable took dozens of men over a year to fabricate, and it still failed.

Invitation to witness Fessenden's wireless telephony broadcast on Christmas Eve.

I have something to say about the PC817 Opto-Coupler

Very early newspaper ad for the Atari 2600.

Western University graduating class of 1894. Reginald Fessenden can be seen in the front row, second from the right.

Have you ever wondered how some parts got their part number? 1N4001? 2N2222? That story started over 100 years ago. This is the Discrete Semiconductor Part Designation Origin Story. emedia.digikey.com/view/5396114...

If you ever wanted to use one of those round smart watch displays, this is what you need.

Technician: Sir, I think the resistor may be under spec’ed. Engineer: Does it pass QC and Validation? Tech: Well, yes sir, but… Engineer: Ship It The Resistor:

Ever hear of the 13 month calendar? What do you think? www.bloomberg.com/news/article...

Went to the Elvis show tonight. Long Live The King.

The inventor of the modern pipe wrench was in his 30s, working in the Boston Shipyard when the war started. He joined the Union Navy and spent time blockading the Gulf from British privateers, boarding a ship and helping take it over. emedia.digikey.com/eMagazine-Vo...

A portrait of Edison as Reginald Fessenden knew him in the late eighties.

The BCC-500 was originally built as a powerful time-share system, but through a series of adventures, it became the first computer to connect to the ARPANET wirelessly. The BCC-500 is one of the most important computers you have NEVER heard of. emedia.digikey.com/view/3066147...

The first constant battery was invented by Professor Daniell, of London, in 1836.

The original handwritten script for UHF.

no board; all bread

Various labels used by Underwriters Laboratory as of 1921.

Have you ever wondered how some parts got their part number? 1N4001? 2N2222? That story started over 100 years ago. This is the Discrete Semiconductor Part Designation Origin Story. emedia.digikey.com/view/5396114...

Charcoal drawing of Reginald Fessenden.

6502 8K BASIC was a total game changer.