Five-year GAL member Dave Raley is an engineer in his day job specializing in aircraft landing systems. Check his web page (www.daveraley.com) for his thoughts on the global implications of the GPS system and a nice cornbread recipe.
▪ bio current as of 2004
2012
AL#110 p.62
Dave Raley
▪ A beginner with limited tools builds the Stew-Mac fiddle kit and describes some typical errors.
2004
AL#78 p.56 read this article
Dave Raley
▪ The pine woods are full of leaky trees that want you to make rosin varnish. The author tells how to harvest it and how to make an electric tin can kiln to melt rosin into a form that can be dissolved in alcohol. With 7 photos and 6 diagrams.
2003
AL#73 p.67 BRB7 p.41
Dave Raley
▪ Building your own amps.
2002
AL#70 p.52 BRB6 p.347 read this article
Dave Raley
▪ There are a number of reasons you might wish to know the volume of an instrument. Raley uses a spreadsheet program and some careful measuring to determine this figure.