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February 14th 14, 04:40 PM
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A daily dose of venomous abuse? (Was ; The ATU, a dying art?)
"Brian Reay" wrote in message
... Unlikely for newcomers in the UK as adjusting an ATU is an assessed practical part of the Foundation (=Technician) exam. Of course, it is possible that those who went through the previous scheme never learned such skills Thankfully, like loading a PA, once mastered it is a skill you tend to remember. As long as the basic skill has been learned, is it ever really lost? I'm not loaded up every valve PA but I would not like to think I would be flummoxed by an unknown but obviously similar design. |
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