Me Likee all yore posts. Dad was a TV repairman with a Second Class cert., back in the day when they often "could" be repaired. I never got the certs, but did pick up enough theory to be helpful.
I KNEW THE LOSS WAS SERIOUS WHEN I SAW THE NEWSPAPER JUNK THEIR OLD PRINTING PRESSES. Seeing it myself made it real. Ripped the heart right out of that building and that paper. It's not why newspapers are dying but it is one reason why they die largely unmourned. I'm pushing back. Typewriters, Dial Telephones, Hand Tools, Old Amateur Radio Gear, Telegraph Keys, Analog Volt Ohmmeters, Vacuumatic Coffeemakers, Slide Rules, Fountain Pens, etc.: I have 'em. I use 'em.
It's not political. There are other places for that. People who love old technology can be found all across the spectrum. Let's concentrate on what we have in common.
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Me Likee all yore posts. Dad was a TV repairman with a Second Class cert., back in the day when they often "could" be repaired. I never got the certs, but did pick up enough theory to be helpful.
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