Steve,
It is really not that hard. You could also ask someone too log onto your
computer and do this for you. That makes it quite painless on your part. You
just sit back and watch the cursor. HiHi
73
Brad
K0HM Electronic Repair
Brad Focken
6288 Gunshot Pass Dr.
Colorado Springs, Colorado 80917
Phone: 719-629-7045
Phone: 303-579-5173
Website: www.k0hm.net
-----Original Message-----
From: Amps [mailto:amps-bounces@contesting.com] On Behalf Of Steve Wright
Sent: Monday, February 27, 2017 11:45 AM
To: amps@contesting.com
Subject: Re: [Amps] Maintenance-free
On 28/02/17 06:00, Catherine James <catherine.james@att.net> wrote:
> As a teen-ager and early-twenty-something, I changed the oil in my
> car. It was easy. You either popped the hood or crawled under the car
> (depending on the model), used a tool to break the oil filter loose
> and unscrew it, replaced the filter, threw away the old oil, and
> refilled.
Girls like you were hard to find back when I was a teenager.
> [....] Reading about these "99 errors" and need to reset microprocessors on
> more modern amps leaves me cold. I have zero interest in trying to do
> maintenance on something with that level of complexity.
It's not too bad once you've had to do it the first time, like anything I
suppose.
Serial terminals and 'commands' go kinda like - ok so we plug this in here and
press 'enter' - it worked, terminal said "OK>" !! Sooo diag command is, um,
"?", so hits ? and enter, and voila!! Whole page of very concise answers!! How
hard is it get a concise answer? Very quickly it becomes actually less
complex, but yeah there's a hump to get over.
Steve
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