RE: Anyone need a solder/desolder station?

I think we should think of a nice punishment for Clay. I know, Clay
*must* design a multi-compatible sound board for his Sega Multi-Game.
Yeah - that'll teach him not to send out emails that gives vectorlist
subscribers special deals on stuff that might be of interest to the group
as a whole. errr... wait - was that part of the accepable list policy?

Joe?

Matt

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On Wed, 1 Dec 1999, Clay Cowgill wrote:

> > It was only about three months ago that Joe reminded everyone
> > that the official vectorlist policy is:
> >
> > "Vectorlist is for technical discussions about vector-based
> > arcade games. Everything else (including commerce-related stuff)
> > is off-topic."
>
> Ummmmmm... Well officer, I don't think this car can go that fast... and I
> didn't see the light change... and those children weren't in the street
> when I went by... and, uhhhh, I'm new to this state... And ummmm... the
> accelerator stuck!
>
> My humble apologies to the list. I thought the equipment would be of
> sufficient general interest in repair and rework of game hardware as not to
> ruffle any feathers.
>
> (There's been 7 of the desoldering stations spoken for at this point, so
> I'll call them all sold until I can test them out. Thanks.)
>
> The fabulous selection of VECTOR marquees (and others) is still available
> though. ;-)
>
> -Clay
>
>
Received on Wed Dec 1 16:46:46 1999