Technics SA-310 Intermittent Weak Left Channel

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On Sat, 21 Aug 2010 02:55:20 +0100, Arfa Daily wrote:

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"William R. Walsh"
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Hi!

Do you have any kind of iPod Touch or iPhone?

Yes, I have a first generation iPod Touch. I should have thought
of that..."there's an app for that" too I guess.

Out of the applications you have, is there any one that stands out
above the
rest, whether free or not?

William



I have two on there. One is called "FreqGen" and the other is
called "Oscillatr Free" actually spelt like that. Both are much the
same in functionality, but I think that FreqGen is a bit nicer to
use.

Arfa

I still use my old Leader from the 80s. It's coupled to my freq
counter if I need to be precise.




For most bench work, I use a Ferrograph Pro Recorder Test Set that
has a rather nice frequency and amplitude stabilised multi decade
oscillator in it, but I also have an old and cherished Marconi
Instruments "R-C Oscillator" which uses tubes as I recall, although
it's been a long time since I've been inside it. Looks like it
probably dates from the 60s.

Arfa

Since I don't have my I Touch yet I recorded some test tones on my
Sharp MD, transferred to PC and uploaded to my video IPod How's
that for ingenuity?




Nothing more or less than I would have expected from you, Meat ! It's
lateral thinking like this that sets us old timers apart from today's
'black box' kids ... d;~}

Arfa

Hey Meat, just saw your response to the 'car windshield fitter story'
whilst I was cruisin' on uk.rec.cars.maintenance. Which of the many
cross-posted groups were you responding from ? Didn't see any in the
list that looked like the sort of place I'd find you lurking ... !

Just as a matter of interest, I'm sure I remember having a windshield
replaced in one of our cars a few years back, and the fitter actually
had to take the vehicle away to a facility to do the job, as it was an
aerodynamic screen glued in rather than being just 'traditionally'
fitted in a rubber seal. I feel that I can recall the fitter saying that
the replacement glue had to be 'baked' under IR lamps for something like
2 hours, and the vehicle could not, as a result of this, be moved for at
least that amount of time.

Arfa