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WV64Signet said:
Good assumption based on the location and operating hours. They line up.

Edit... for those not familiar that's Tony's MOPAR and Parts.
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Tony D'Agostino always has a lot of cool stuff for sale at the big car shows.
 
Mopar Tim said:
I caught Covid twice. Before vaccines were available.. I got sick but was fine....BUT not the same for everyone....
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That’s it right there. Not the same for everyone. I would rather not get it. And if i do, i hope i survive with little residual after effects.
 
toolmanmike said:
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WV64Signet said:
Score!
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halifaxhops said:
I should get a copy of this disk to you. Starts with ohms law then gets into troubleshooting chips/multy laryed circit boards which I doubt you would need.
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So I had so many electricians working for me I took some college electrical courses in self defense. I mean there is only so many times they can look at you and explain the inverted magnetic shunt flux field right? My arch nemesis was the Wheatstone bridge! I have never used it in thirty years but instructor told us repeatedly it was the building block of industry. Moron, he hated 4-20ma loop and told us it was to complex and never used. I have used it every single day since. Instructor was out of touch with modern industry, but I still learned a lot from him. The knowledge gained was invaluable to me.
 
Sublime one said:
So I had so many electricians working for me I took some college electrical courses in self defense. I mean there is only so many times they can look at you and explain the inverted magnetic shunt flux field right? My arch nemesis was the Wheatstone bridge! I have never used it in thirty years but instructor told us repeatedly it was the building block of industry. Moron, he hated 4-20ma loop and told us it was to complex and never used. I have used it every single day since. Instructor was out of touch with modern industry, but I still learned a lot from him. The knowledge gained was invaluable to me.
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Basic principles transfer and theory application. :thumbsup:
 
So my Brother in law was a skilled guitarist. Took it upon himself to create some guitar lessons,partly recording and other part in a couple books. Sold a few copies,we have the master recordings. He never did play for us, when i finally met him his hands were pretty beat up,drinking and fighting pretty much put it to an end. I was playing his tape, sounds like the man had talent. And invested a huge amount of time into it.
 
Ugh the worst part of Covid, not being able to sleep thru the night
 
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