1 May
2005
1 May
'05
4:30 p.m.
grabbed a quick pic of the PR1ME 750 after we'd
cleaned it all up:
http://www.patooie.com/temp/prime750.jpg
... nothing quite like orange / brown / cream for a colour scheme!
I think this is the generation of PR1ME I worked on. It was a long time
ago, in Framingham, MA. I was a Quality Engineer checking ECO work,
reflow and component swaps for solder quality, revision levels and
correctness.
1 May
1 May
4:57 p.m.
On Sun, 2005-05-01 at 16:30 -0400, James Fogg wrote:
To say that they must have been quite common machines at one point,
there are very few left unfortunately - I'm surprised there aren't more
survivors.
Actually, I don't know of anyone else on this list who has any kind of
PR1ME, but doubtless someone does...
cheers
Jules
grabbed a
quick pic of the PR1ME 750 after we'd cleaned it all up:
http://www.patooie.com/temp/prime750.jpg
... nothing quite like orange / brown / cream for a colour scheme!
I think this is the generation of PR1ME I worked on. It was a long time
ago, in Framingham, MA. I was a Quality Engineer checking ECO work,
reflow and component swaps for solder quality, revision levels and
correctness. 
6:11 p.m.
It was written....
To say that they must have been quite common machines
at one point,
there are very few left unfortunately - I'm surprised there aren't more
survivors.
They were definitely common machines at one point... I worked on
hundreds of
them literally.
Actually, I don't know of anyone else on this list
who has any kind of
PR1ME, but doubtless someone does...
I know of a couple listmembers who have one or
two...
I don't, and would very much like one :)
Jay West
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