It took 4 months to get my equipment, but only a deposit of $99. It's an easy hookup and good trouble free service. For an extra $30/mo you can have it mobile. I'm considering that if we want to take it camping...
I was involved with automating a pellet mill when I worked for Cargill in the 90's. We also added a new batching panel, switching from a WEM system to repete... Repete also tied the pellet mill into the batching system. It was an adventure, and production never stopped.You just don't know what fun is until you work on the world's first color copier with time shared wiring and technology developed in the 60's. Before microprocessors so a horrendous logic chip package running it with no diagnostics. Worst piece of feces I ever worked on. My world in 1980.
Was so happy when computers made their way into machines I worked on.
Xerox 6500 color copier - Xeroxnostalgia.com
The Xerox copier 6500 color copier was introduced in May 1973, and made full color copies on plaine paper and transparents. 3M offered a color copier several years that required specially treated paper for each copy. The Xerox 6500 printed 4 copies in a minute, so it was rather slow. There are...xeroxnostalgia.com
Ahhh, just one more thing.................... I still like Columbo as well.
That sounds good.
I think they are just avoiding making remotes they way we need them now. Sorta like when the walk behinds went throttle less. Just cutting cost at the expense of the operator convenience. My new TLC is a pain too but slowly getting the hang of moving thru the channels. I just avoid the channels outside the local ones and Roku setup instead for the streaming channels.
