I remember reading in Braille Technical Press about how to make Braille dials using a stylus tied to a string, the other end of which was anchored to the center of a piece of plastic such as a coffee can lid. My attempts at creating them were pretty disastrous, even after Fred Gassoni reminded me of the technique during a visit to Jackson about 20 years ago. I forget who made those dials for the Drakes. I saw one T4X that had been fitted with them, and it was amazing to be able to read the analogue dials as good as any other ham. I also once saw a Heath HW16 that a guy had modified with a Braille dial for his wife. They were trying to sell it after she had upgraded to General, and did their best to persuade me to buy it. I did not, because I had already spent my radio budget. I don't know whatever became of that rig, and I have always wished I had gone ahead and bought it. Now, of course, I need an HW16, or any other additional rig for that matter, like I need another hole in my head! Mike Duke, K5XU American Council of Blind Radio Amateurs