[QuadList] Training the Third Generation

[Ted Langdell]

George,

On Dec 2, 2010, at 7:35 PM, george keller wrote:

> Here's my 2 cents.  I would think the 1200's might be the most  
> popular, they are the easiest to fix when they needed fixing.  The  
> AVR-2's worked great when they were working, but to troubleshoot  
> them you had to break out the schematics, scope, etc. and have  
> plenty of room on the floor and no other distractions, like "Air  
> Problems". They also had a minor problem which most people wouldn't  
> even notice till it was too late in the head MDA.  I never liked to  
> have them on remotes.
>
> George Keller

Would you be willing to jot down some of the issues you had with  
AVR-2's and what your solutions were?

This could be a great help to others to help them get their machines  
up and running again, or recognize signs of impending problems and act  
before they become something more than a sign.

Are you interested in doing any maint., maint. training or operator  
training?

Let me know off-list.  Same request to the list in general.

Thanks,

Ted

Ted Langdell
Secretary

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