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Old February 9th 05, 09:08 PM
 
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before people say anything, I meant put hardware like washers, screws
and small knobs in the pill containers, not the board or case itself !!

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Old February 9th 05, 09:40 PM
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How do people lose a knob on their radio ????????

many times on ebay you will see someone selling a radio with an
original knob missing. if the radio is a desktop unit, how did the knob
get lost ??????????


Somewhere under the ocean in the middle of the Bermuda Triangle are the
missing knobs from rigs from around the world.


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Old February 9th 05, 11:07 PM
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On Wed, 9 Feb 2005 15:40:58 -0600, "Tom Sevart"
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Somewhere under the ocean in the middle of the Bermuda Triangle are the
missing knobs from rigs from around the world.


And thousands and thousands of socks. But not a single pair - just
single socks.
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Oh I forgot one --- While disassembled for repair --- put all the parts
(including the tuning knob) into muffin tins - (I did good)!

Wife wanted to make muffins - so scooped it all up -- tossed em in the
garage and yep you guessed it -- the tuning knob and several other parts --
just vanished to the Bermuda triangle as some one noted. (She did bad)

Sidenote -- I once built a Heathkit color TV set with a zillion parts --
took 25 muffin tins -- hi hi
Bought two more tins for the wife in case she wanted to make muffins during
the two months it took to build the Heathkit.
Great set BTW.

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Answer to the missing knob
1. It cracked - tossed it out
2. While disassembled for repair the dog ate it (happened to me)
3. While disassembled for repair the kids stole it - disappeared forever
(happened to me)
4. No one ever disassembled a radio for repair -- and could find all the
parts (happened to me)
5. The wife got tired of that mess on the kitchen table -- scooped it all
up -- knob fell into heating vent. (happened to me)
6. Bought a used rig -- some idiot replaced the original with his favorite
spinner
7. Disassembled radio in garage -- delayed project -- came back a year
later and the knob walked away, never to be seen again
8. Oppps - hit it with the soldering iron
9. The set screw(s) got stripped -- need a new one
10. The shiny insert fell off - disappeared -- need a new one.
11. Bought a garage sale boatanchor -- knob missing -- need a new one


Guess Folks are just plain careless

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this is a serious question that I have wondered about for a while and
don't have a good answer.



How do people lose a knob on their radio ????????

many times on ebay you will see someone selling a radio with an
original knob missing. if the radio is a desktop unit, how did the knob
get lost ??????????





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Old February 10th 05, 05:49 PM
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Oh I forgot one --- While disassembled for repair --- put all the parts
(including the tuning knob) into muffin tins - (I did good)!

Wife wanted to make muffins - so scooped it all up -- tossed em in the
garage and yep you guessed it -- the tuning knob and several other

parts --
just vanished to the Bermuda triangle as some one noted. (She did bad)


Are you sure they didn't get cooked inside the muffins? Were the muffins
crunchy?

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"Caveat Lector" wrote in message
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Oh I forgot one --- While disassembled for repair --- put all the parts
(including the tuning knob) into muffin tins - (I did good)!

Wife wanted to make muffins - so scooped it all up -- tossed em in the
garage and yep you guessed it -- the tuning knob and several other

parts --
just vanished to the Bermuda triangle as some one noted. (She did bad)


Are you sure they didn't get cooked inside the muffins? Were the muffins
crunchy?

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Frontenac, KS
http://www.geocities.com/n2uhc


Oh good grief -- I thought they were raisins

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Without Rasins,Gingerbread men can't see. www.tvhistory.tv/index/html
I think that is the tv history website I really meant to post.
cuhulin

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