I feel like I should tell my story, for some reason. So as a youngster, preteens, I used to read everything about electronics that I could get my hands on. At the public library I used to get permission to go to the adult section to read the more advanced books on electronics. By the age of fifteen I was repairing family friend's televisions. They would drive me over to their house to work on it. Some of the mathematical concepts were out of reach until I reached university. That I found frustrating. In high school we had an electronics shop class one year. I got along well with the teacher and he would have me teach the odd lesson, just for the fun of it. These days I enjoy working on the old tube radios. I don't have any old tube televisions in my possession and I probably won't get involved with them again, but they were interesting to work on. I especially enjoyed the old color sets. Getting the color just right was an art that required patience but it was very rewarding.
