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  • The New Project: The Spira Boat

    Posted By zenlogic on May 9, 2010

    We are going to Build the Spira International  15′ Glousterman Ultralight dory.

    Quoted from the spira site. (May 18, 2010 -- All rights reserved)

    “The Glousterman was designed as a very light, car toppable rowing craft that would pull well and be safe to row in rougher water. The traditional dory hull shape is derived from the sturdy Grand Banks fishing dorys. The Glousterman is built from two sheets of 1/4 inch thick marine or exterior plywood by the “stitch and glue” construction method. This method requires no forms or jigs. It is ideal for the beginner or experienced boat builder. No special tools or equipment are required. Builders claim this is the fastest boat they’ve ever rowed.”

    Below is the first of many vids we will be doing to cover the whole build, it should be great fun, this will be a great father and sons project. Stay tuned for more.

    For Part Two -

    Click here …………….. Part two.

    Of Ham radios and Zombies III

    Posted By zenlogic on April 14, 2010

    Alrighty then, I have been seeing a few hits from Google of people searching  zenith radio schematics, I do have the schematics for the H503, get them here:

    Zenith H503 Schematics

    Note, I can not retrace my route to where I got them from, sorry who ever you are – However I don’t think you would be to upset if I post them here – on the other had If I am mistaken, let me know and I will figure something else out. Thank you.

    Other news: Yep, as I suspected,  my  dad still has the radio and he said it was mine if wanted it! Woot!

    I will post about it when I get my hands on it and the restore process – I saw somewhere on the interwebs a place that can make a replacement battery for it and another place for the tubes – Nice, I will keep you guys informed.

    And still other news, I still haven’t got a Transceiver yet, so many choices – not enough info kind of thing, still looking and figuring. Any suggestions for a brand new Ham? Okay, Later – Zenlogic