In the remote event that any of you might want a break from electronics, let me recommend Nelson's Trafalgar by Roy Adkins.
It's all about Nelson and the history-turning battle of the British navy against the larger combined French and Spanish fleet, in October of 1805.
The story is ripping, but with nice tidbits. For example, scurvy (vitamin c deficiency) was a pacing item to far-ranging navies, and lime juice was one fix. I didn't realize before that humans are one of the few mammals that don't synthesize their own ascorbic acid from a carb diet. It was noted that sailors who ate rats has less scurvy; the rats converted whatever they found to c. So the Brits should have been called "ratties" instead of "limeys."