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[…] organ room, the organ rest room into a sort of electronic workshop. Everything was listed, it had every capacitor that […]

[…]in English and French but maths was the weak subject and I knew I'd be lost without it. So I did maths and electrical engineering, which also covered electronics in those days. Anyway, I came back, signed up and came back. And I had to address my father again, he was very strict in those days, was D[…]

[…] take parts of the front of the printer and get your head inside to get things off, because you couldn't get at it from the back. There were too much electronics and the motors and belts. Oh dear. Anyway, eventually I got the damn thing running steady, and about every six months it used to go again […]

[…] remember the every year in London at Earls Court they had a week's radio and television show which was for manufacturers to exhibit all their latest electronics and the RAF are the three forces the the Navy army and air force always have big stands. And I was asked to go and man the RAS and and tha[…]

[…]s, he came to us from being caretaker in a school. He was a jack of all trades and master of most and in no time at all he knew all about cameras and electronics and he's been a source of inspiration to this company all the time he was here. There was Marshall, myself, Sydney, and a secretary and dr[…]

[…] you want to know what hobbies. Gardening, photography, radio, anything electronic. Now that I'm getting old I make doll's houses […]

[…]with an airplane up in the sky. And then, of course, that was projected onto the dome to give it a realistic effect that it was the sky. And then had electronic gun. Had an electronic gun there, where this was to help train the units on for firing gun to get the gunnery anti aircraft gunnery and the[…]

[…] in the middle, all that sort of thing. All the simple manual techniques. And my friend Ralph Sheldon always said that the reason he will not go into electronic editing ever, is simply because he likes the tactileDave Robson  44:32  nature of what we were talking about. He's talking about […]

[…] coming into steel age and the forties, fifties were the electronic age. I went through the lot didn't I? They […]