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Penally · 8th Jan 2023, 5:37 pm

Radio restoration is a hobby for me, taken up after early retirement. I am still learning and really enjoy reading the restoration articles in the BVWS bulletin. They are not predictable for me, and I often refer back to earlier articles if I am working on something similar. I find the bulletin an excellent publication.

I also subscribe to a hobby journal related to my 40 year professional life, many articles in it I find simplistic and I am often surprised at the intense interest taken in things that were just part of everyday life.

It really just depends where you are on that learning curve, whatever stage of life you are in.

8th Jan 2023, 5:37 pm	#54
Penally Diode Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Gloucestershire, UK. Posts: 9	Re: BVWS Winter Bulletin Radio restoration is a hobby for me, taken up after early retirement. I am still learning and really enjoy reading the restoration articles in the BVWS bulletin. They are not predictable for me, and I often refer back to earlier articles if I am working on something similar. I find the bulletin an excellent publication. I also subscribe to a hobby journal related to my 40 year professional life, many articles in it I find simplistic and I am often surprised at the intense interest taken in things that were just part of everyday life. It really just depends where you are on that learning curve, whatever stage of life you are in.