About
On the person behind the archive.
I am an electronics hobbyist and a lifelong learner — a collector of technical and historical materials, a former student of several Cleveland Institute of Electronics courses, and someone interested in preserving older technical education and intellectual history.
I believe learning does not have to end when formal schooling ends. This site is my attempt to keep a disciplined record of that belief: a place where curiosity is allowed to wander, but not to get lost.
What you find here is personal and non-commercial. I do not claim expertise in every subject I study — only the patience to study it, and the honesty to say when I do not yet understand.
Professional background, formal education, and a fuller list of interests and projects will be added here in time. Nothing is invented before it is true.
- Electronics, vintage computing, HP calculators, correspondence-school history, philosophy, theology, Coptic and Egyptian history, the Great Books.
- Restoration, reconstruction, cataloging, and learning by doing.
- Research in Progress.
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Corrections, provenance leads, and fellow inquiries are welcome.