Amateur radio jerry ellsworth

I have organized it alphabetically by County. You can use the shortcut links below to jump to a specific county, or just scroll down to see all 21 Maine clubs. Due to length of the information on each club, they print on separate pages lots of paper. Use print icon in upper right corner and, in google chrome browser it shows a preview first, make note of page s look below the box - it shows the page number you need to print , and place in Pages box at left e. Firefox works the same way except no preview dialog first, just displays on the screen and do as above in your printer's dialog box that shows up.

Jeri Janet Ellsworth is an American entrepreneur and an autodidact computer chip designer and inventor. She gained fame in for creating a complete Commodore 64 system on a chip housed within a joystick , called C64 Direct-to-TV. That "computer in a joystick" runs 30 video games from the early s, and at peak, sold over 70, units in a single day via the QVC shopping channel. Ellsworth co-founded CastAR formerly Technical Illusions in and stayed with the company until it shut down on June 26, Ellsworth was born in Georgia [1] and grew up in the towns of Dallas, Oregon and Yamhill, Oregon , where she was raised by her father, a local Mobil service station owner. As a child, she persuaded her father to let her use a Commodore 64 computer which had been originally purchased for her brother.