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![]() "Rick (W-A-one-R-K-T)" wrote in message news ![]() On Sat, 22 Sep 2007 11:17:43 -0400, Uncle Peter wrote: It sounds like you want to hear you should take the easy way out. Good afternoon, Uncle Peter. I I'm currently working on a DX-40 restoration and I have been advised to strip out all of the components and wiring and rebuild it from scratch with all new components (where available). Seems like I was one of the first that responded on thread as well. I don't remember advising you to strip all of the components and to rebuild it from scratch.. But, on the other hand, if someone was doing a full restoration that certainly wouldn't be unheard of. Most of the advice you received was pretty much on the mark. Again, if you ask for advice on usenet, I suggest you either develop a thicker skin or keep a more open mind. 73 Pete |
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