[QuadList] Vital Slogan

[Chill315 at aol.com]

They must have gotten there slogan from the politicians in  Washington.  
There were a lot of engineering issues.
 
One example was the lack of a burst width pot in the black generator in the 
 VIX-114 switcher.  With that missing, the burst could be a non standard  
partial cycle.  it would cause a clamp problem further down the chain and  
thus a every other line would have a different set up level.  I had to  modify 
the switcher by putting a pot where a fixed resistor was located.   Told 
them about it and they never did a thing about it.  It was not a  priority for 
them.
 
I went to the factory for a Squeezoom school.  It was an interesting  
place.  They never got the quality that they needed.  The wave  soldering was 
poor.  The parts were not quality.  Look at all the  capacitors we replaced.  
Look for the black band at the end of each one and  then replace it.  First 
sign of it going bad.  All the sockets that  were bad.  The craftsman ship 
was poor.
 
They still were better than some.  So I will not call them the Yugo of  
switchers.
 
Chris Hill
WA8IGN
 
 
In a message dated 2/27/2011 9:08:10 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
rabruner at aol.com writes:

"Good Engineering is Vital." was their slogan . . .
Bob Bruner
W9TAJ




 
>>On Feb 25, 2011, at 9:51 PM, Don Norwood  wrote: 

> I always thought Vital's company slogan was  clever. 

I say: 

I don't remember it. Was  it "Our switchers are 'Vital' to your work"? ;) 

Dennis  Degan, Video Editor-Consultant-Knowledge Bank 
NBC Today Show, New  York 











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