I had heard about that.
It's always a sad day when I have to realize that CRT is still the way to go for a while yet.
Curt
It's always a sad day when I have to realize that CRT is still the way to go for a while yet.
Curt
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Oh Jeez!
What a bunch of whiners..... Those little bulb jobs already out there have created a nice pipeline full of used Marquees and other makes, without which Curt and I would have to find real jobs!
What a bunch of whiners..... Those little bulb jobs already out there have created a nice pipeline full of used Marquees and other makes, without which Curt and I would have to find real jobs!
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add:......." where we would be making $100K a year working only 9-5, being techs 'working' on digital sets. Our tools would consist only of a light bulb and a hammer. We'd spend the days saying:
"Not worth repair... BANG!.. not worth repair...BANG!...not worth repair...BANG!... oh, lookie here, changing this bulb actually fixed this one....not worth repair..BANG!..."..."
Instead, we toil day and night on these antiques, charging mere pittances to avoid working for "THE MAN".
Curt
| Originally posted by tim Those little bulb jobs already out there have created a nice pipeline full of used Marquees and other makes, without which Curt and I would have to find real jobs! |
"Not worth repair... BANG!.. not worth repair...BANG!...not worth repair...BANG!... oh, lookie here, changing this bulb actually fixed this one....not worth repair..BANG!..."..."
Instead, we toil day and night on these antiques, charging mere pittances to avoid working for "THE MAN".
Curt
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LOL! BANG! That's funny..... but true.
Marc
| Originally posted by Curt Palme add:......." where we would be making $100K a year working only 9-5, being techs 'working' on digital sets. Our tools would consist only of a light bulb and a hammer. We'd spend the days saying: "Not worth repair... BANG!.. not worth repair...BANG!...not worth repair...BANG!... oh, lookie here, changing this bulb actually fixed this one....not worth repair..BANG!..."..." Instead, we toil day and night on these antiques, charging mere pittances to avoid working for "THE MAN". Curt |
LOL! BANG! That's funny..... but true.
Marc
That's hilarious, Curt!!
Funny thing is, when I was authorized sharp LCD PJ repair person, That's exactly what we had to do to a lot of PJ's - they simply weren't servicable. Didn't take a hammer to them though (probably should've!) - salvaged working parts instead for other "unservicable" PJs down the road.
Funny thing is, when I was authorized sharp LCD PJ repair person, That's exactly what we had to do to a lot of PJ's - they simply weren't servicable. Didn't take a hammer to them though (probably should've!) - salvaged working parts instead for other "unservicable" PJs down the road.
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That's how I got my XG-852. It was auctioned off as a "very old Projector".
Circa 1999! 1100 hrs, under 300 dollars.
Clay
| Originally posted by tim Oh Jeez! What a bunch of whiners..... Those little bulb jobs already out there have created a nice pipeline full of used Marquees and other makes, without which Curt and I would have to find real jobs! |
Circa 1999! 1100 hrs, under 300 dollars.
Clay
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