[QuadList] OT: How to move a VPR-80 in a sidecar cabinetwithout a truck or trailer--AVR 2 Next??

[Ted Langdell]

Hi, David,

On Jan 19, 2011, at 6:53 PM, David Crosthwait wrote:

> Ted,
>
> Nice job with the VPR-80 refurb.!

Thanks for the kind words!

> Regarding the Tek scopes: Scotti and his wife were here just last  
> week and I expect to see them tomorrow with a delivery (free and  
> local, of course). He does great work. I've known him for almost a  
> decade. Can bring the dead alive.

Please tell Scotti and Dottie I said Hello and show them the pictures  
if you have time.  They look really fine in the sidecar. Help make it  
look newer.

Scott's longevity with Tek products enables him to know the details  
about stuff that is amazing. I wish that info could be preserved.

> A client brought by a new Sprinter the other day and it has a lot of  
> potential, but you are right: Traditional garage parking will be a  
> problem.

If you get a chance, ask him how it performs going up and over the  
Grapevine with a full load.  Will it keep rolling at 60 going up the  
grade?

> Last note: Your VPR-80 looks to sparkle a lot more than these two  
> units:
>
> <VPR 80xxx.jpeg>
> Live from Los Alamitos Race Track for ESPN, 1982 or so...
> David Crosthwait
> DC Video


You look so relaxed.

Are you sure it wasn't 1984 or later?  Looks like these machines were  
in Ampex cabinets like the ones I've got. They really made the package  
look sharp.  I like the turntable on the pullout shelf.

Ted

Ted Langdell
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e-mail:	ted at quadvideotapegroup.com

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