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Contents of journal 26
December 1996
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- Radio Speleohistory
- David Gibson has collected some examples of the early use of radio in caves and mines.
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- Speleobytes - Computers & Caving Clubs
- How can caving clubs gain maximum benefit from using a PC? Preparing the newsletter is just the tip of the iceberg says Dave Mycroft.
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- New Usenet Newsgroups
- David Gibson reports on two new Internet newsgroups which will be of interest to cavers.
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- Spinning a Web - Designing Caving Sites
- Just about everyone now seems to be on the Web. Mike Bedford describes how the caving community can benefit from a Web presence.
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- A National Cave Register
- Graham Price outlines the NCA's plans for setting up a national cave database to assist in conservation, recreation and research.
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- Web Site Review
- What is there on the Web for cavers? Kym ap Rhys reviews some sites.
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- Excelling in Hydrology
- Spreadsheets aren't just business tools. John Wilcock shows how Microsoft Excel can be used to simulate cave hydrology.
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- The Cave Guidebook - a Thing of the Past?
- Mike Bedford describes how hypertext languages - and HTML specifically - can be used to overcome the drawbacks of the printed word for describing caves.
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- 'Speleological Abstracts' on CD-ROM
- This annual world-wide caving bibliography is now available on CD-ROM. David Gibson was not impressed with the presentation.
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- Choosing a Frequency for a Radio-Location Beacon
- Radio-location beacons tend to use a crystal oscillator and a power-of-two divider. David Gibson suggests that we can be a little more imaginative.
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- 1995/96 - A Year in View
- Richard Rushton looks at CREG's achievements over the last 12 months.
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- Keep that Water Moving
- Mike Bedford illustrates cascaded electronic flashguns.
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- Bypassing the Sump in Bärenschacht
- Jacques Hurni, HB9OD, describes a successful radio-location exercise using 1.8MHz equipment.
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- An Introduction to Data Transmission
- Part 2 of David Gibson's summary of digital communications techniques.
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- A 'Stealth' Caver Counter
- Stuart France provides constructional details for a caver counter based on an Arizona Microchip microcontroller.
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- Candlepower!
- David Gibson explains lumens and candelas, and why the candlepower rating of a lamp can be misleading.
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