Not difficult.
The seller took an offer. Was pleased. 2022 date code unit with original parts. Bit of a grubby case but that cleaned up - looks good as new now. No horrible findings inside - all fuses original, battery in date, no crunk.
Fluke Friday - Going through the Fluke Collection
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Re: Fluke Friday - Going through the Fluke Collection
The seller took an offer. Was pleased. 2022 date code unit with original parts. Bit of a grubby case but that cleaned up - looks good as new now. No horrible findings inside - all fuses original, battery in date, no crunk.
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Re: Fluke Friday - Going through the Fluke Collection
Sooo... since it's just a wee portable, and reasonably new, you think you might keep it more than 6 months? 
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There was a pornographic version of Flash Gordon called Flesh Gordon. It was made in 1974.
I never saw the film but the reviews were hilarious.
It's covered on Youtube.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=liXZQBs ... ayHarangue
I never saw the film but the reviews were hilarious.
It's covered on Youtube.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=liXZQBs ... ayHarangue
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I have it, and the sequel, on DVD. They are quite funnyZenith wrote: ↑Mon Mar 18, 2024 11:18 am There was a pornographic version of Flash Gordon called Flesh Gordon. It was made in 1974.
I never saw the film but the reviews were hilarious.
It's covered on Youtube.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=liXZQBs ... ayHarangue
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Re: Fluke Friday - Going through the Fluke Collection
FlukeFriday (E22) 175,179,179 Repair and Cleanup : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NRWiFueNvlM
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Australia's PM in the 1950s/early '60s was Sir Robert Menzies.
Bob once tried to get people to pronounce his name in the traditional way, as "Mingas".
This was regarded as pretentious by most Aussies, & he was promptly nicknamed "Ming the Merciless".
People don't learn, though, & there was another pollie from the same party with the surname "St.John", who wanted to be called "Singen".
He, too, was laughed to scorn.
Re: Fluke Friday - Going through the Fluke Collection
Someone called Featherstonhaugh, Cholmondeley, Mainwaring,would have "difficulty" in public office.vk6zgo wrote: ↑Fri Aug 09, 2024 1:47 am Australia's PM in the 1950s/early '60s was Sir Robert Menzies.
Bob once tried to get people to pronounce his name in the traditional way, as "Mingas".
This was regarded as pretentious by most Aussies, & he was promptly nicknamed "Ming the Merciless".
People don't learn, though, & there was another pollie from the same party with the surname "St.John", who wanted to be called "Singen".
He, too, was laughed to scorn.
Someone called Powell would be a gift to political opponents.