About

Dewtronics

Dewtronics is the research lab of Donna Whisnant.

Donna Whisnant

  • Computer Engineer - Programmer and Electronics System Designer
  • Musician - Flute, Guitar, Bass, Keyboard/Piano, Trumpet
  • Artist - Drawing and Painting
  • Owner of Dewtronics
  • Author of King James Pure Bible Search
  
 
   

Playing the grand piano owned by Vladimir Samoylovich
Horowitz that was on tour.

    
 
   

"Dawn"
Original 9/11 Commemorative Painting
Done with Acrylics on a 16x20 Canvas
This picture loses a lot of detail, though, as the towers are done
with a semi-translucent paint that lets you see through it depending
on the angle. Hidden in that are the demon faces of 9/11 that were
visible in real photographs taken of the towers during the incident.
They are visible on the actual painting depending on the angle you
are looking, much like a hologram.

    

Driving 101

There's absolutely nothing that can compare to driving at 180+ MPH while pulling 3 to 3.5 G's!!  Well, except maybe flying a fighter jet - another bucket-list item.


Below are some pictures of my Driving-101 experience from September 13th and 14th of 1999 at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway, when I participated in their Driving 400 program. 

The Instructors and the Group

Close-Ups of the Car
 

On the Track at High Speed - Just a Blur




Skydiving

If you've never been skydiving, you have to go. There's no way to describe how much fun it is. I've been five times in four different states. This picture was from the jump in Perris Valley California out of a Skyvan.


During this jump, I was using an Altimaster Neptune Skydiving Altimeter, which I, of course, reverse engineered. The data and graph you see featured in that repository is the data from this jump. The view you see in this picture is from approximately 4400ft, based on the data from the altimeter at the time of chute deployment. The jump started at about 12700ft.

Pulling the Ripcord to Deploy the Chute

 

Gateway to Purgatoire