Component level repair

24 Jan 2007

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   I think
_everyone_ here could do component-level troubleshooting if they
 wanted to. It's mostly a matter of logical reasoning, and I think everone
 here can think logically.   
 I don't know why some people appear to have been annoyed by this
 comment - I completely agree with Tony - I too think that most everyone
 here *COULD* to component level troubleshooting if they wanted to.  
 It's not just "want to." Sure, I 'want to' be able to figure out
and apply
 these skills, but I don't because I just don't have the time in grade nor
 the time to build up that kind of experience. It makes it sound like
 aspiration is the only thing that is lacking, and that's what I object to. 
No, I stnad by what I said. You _COULD_ learn component level 
troubleshooting if you wanted to. You certainly have the ability. You are 
not stupid, and you'e proved by your posts to this list that you can 
reason logically.

Now, the fact that you don't haev the time is another matter. Actually, I 
think the amount of electronics you'd need to learn is actually quite 
small. But I do agree that it will take a fair amount of time to get used 
to it, your first <n> troubleshooting sessions will tkae a lot longer 
than your later ons (I speak from experience here). 

I ahve no idea what else you do with your time, and it's none of my 
business anyway. 

-tony

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