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Smith's Gauge Tester

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OK, gang. When I get it, and get it running, I'll let y'all know. /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/grin.gif
Jeff
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GB1 said:
Jeff:

Nice tester, hope the doggie comes with it /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/thumbsup.gif

Me gots to see a 60lb pug. Must snore like a chainsaw.

Patrick
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He snores loud nough to wake the dead! A really mellow guy though except don`t try and touch his paws. He don`t much like that, cause one trip to the groomer and he got his nails clipped wayyyyy too short.
 
I see a cottage industry here Jeff.

I'll refurbish the Smith gauges and you
can tweak them into purrfection. We'll
make a bloody forture, I'll betcha!

dale
 
Jeff! You dawg!!! You got it!!!

Congrats! I am SOOO envious!

Well done!
 
Doc, you can blame Jack. When he was trying to sort out his fuel gauge, I was considering breadboarding a test bench. This just makes it a ton easier. /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/grin.gif And, it's another piece of test equipment to play with.
Jeff
 
Not to mention a nifty "period piece"!!!
 
Jeff,

When do you want me to send my guages?
I know that you'll want to play with your
new toy,&......

- Doug
 
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