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I have an old Micronta multimeter much like Bas and Bayless's and a Heathkit dwell meter. Both get their fair share of use still. I also have a small
Thanks. So I'm off to Ace for springs.
Thanks for the correct gauge and the source, Randall. Rut, I know very little when it comes to putting in new wiring. I have the lights
That is a cool set of then and now photos Mark.
Nice. My late father-in-law restored pipe organs as a hobby and even built a very nice one into his home.
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USS SeaHorse SSN 669 incident
Late 73 but most likely early 74.
Two others recollections at the bottom.
Wrote this afterwards.
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