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Old September 14th 05, 03:56 AM
 
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Thanks for all the nice replys to my post.

I am going to send it back to Drake and not whine about the price they
charge me. I realize all of the costs involved to repair sophisticated
gear. My comment about wishing I could make 100 bucks an hour in my
basement was just that. I wish I could make 100 bucks an hour in my
basement fixing radios. I would gladly leave the 9-5 behind me if I
could work on this type of gear all day out of my house.

73
Bob
N9NEO



 
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