Randy or Sherry Guttery wrote:

Ed wrote:
I have just realized that I am as old as my radios. I can't pick up 100
pound transmitters any more.

Even in my younger days, since most of my radios weigh as much as I do -
(since I'm around 100 pounds myself) this has always been an issue.
While he's often a PITA; that's one of the main reasons I keep Randy
around: he's still useful as "gorilla" - ah - er "crane"! ;).

Seriously - a sturdy cart about the right height to "slide" 390s, AR88s,
RAO-6's, ART13s and such to and from tables, the work bench, etc. is a
must. Equally seriously - recruiting help when moving the big ones goes
from being a convenience - to a necessity.
--
Sherry


Be careful Sherry, you know he reads this newsgroup, too. ;-)

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Michael A. Terrell
Central Florida

Isn't that why we have kids? My son is 6'4" 200lbs and an electronic
engineering major so he knows about delicate equipement. 73 Mike KF6KXG

tchrme wrote:

Isn't that why we have kids? My son is 6'4" 200lbs and an electronic
engineering major so he knows about delicate equipement. 73 Mike KF6KXG


No kids, I walk with a cane and I like to work on heavy old receivers
and test equipment so I had to find something that works for me.

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