DJM Questor Software
Host: Club Cruceros, La Paz, B.C.S., Mexico
Base: DJM Questor Software
Background
The Entity
DJM Questor Software is a "Not For Profit" entity.
David J. Miller is the creator and owner of DJM Questor Software.
The purpose of "DJM Questor Software" is to identify a group of free boating related software
that the owner has produced for his own use and makes
available to the general public in the event the software might be useful to others.
The DJM Questor Software programs are distributed through the Club Cruceros of La Paz, B.C.S., Mexico
hosting website "http://www.ClubCruceros.net".
The owner is retired, writes the software as a hobby, and lives on his sailboat Questor.
The Owner
- Born in California in 1943,
- Graduated 1961 from Marshfield Senior High School, in Coos Bay, Oregon.
- Worked as a Television repair technician for the family business.
- Studied electronics for 2-years at Oregon Technical Institute.
- Entered the U.S. Army in 1964, and served 14 months in Viet Nam as an electronics technician.
- Worked from 1967 to 1969 in Alaska, near Prudo Bay, on the Distant Early
Warning (DEW) line as a radar console operator and electronic technician for Federal Electric Corporation.
- Graduated in 1972 with a BSEE degree from Oregon State University.
- Work for 15-years as an electronics engineer and software programmer for Intel Corporation in Santa Clara, California.
- Retired in 1988 to sail around the world. However, after spending a season in Mexico and
the Gulf of California and enjoying Mexico's hospitality and paradise,
David said to himself about going around the world - "Why bother".
- David has "Permanent Residence" status in Mexico and has cruised, with
Questor over a 30-year period, most of Mexico West and the Gulf of California.
- While staying in areas with Internet access, David conducts research and collects material for his next program project.
- When anchored at isolated islands and bays, David develops new programs and updates the existing programs.
- David's home base is Marina de La Paz, La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico.
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