Re: Testing vectorbeam monitors.

I'm the same way, but you know, it's very uneconomical and I've been doing it that way for years :)

Recently I've picked up the pace, ultimately I have bills to pay and my head is already jammed with enough info :)

I still never shotgun replace, but with comparison methods you can find the faults quicker, just with little understanding of what's causing the actual fault.

The way I look at it is - if I finish the repair quicker, I can move onto more interesting stuff that I can really get my brain stuck into :)

Andrew Welburn (mobile)
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On 1 Feb 2013, at 22:07, John Robertson <pinball@telus.net> wrote:

> Pat Danis wrote:
>> There's some light bedtime reading.......
>>
>>
>> Pat
>
> My weakness is I have a need to understand why something is not working, so I try to eschew the shotgun method of repair...
>
> John :-#)#
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