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[Don Bowen <don.bowen AT earthlink.net>]

At 2/24/2007, you wrote:
> I find it is also
> handy to have several batteries at least one charging
> to be available to finish the days project.

I have the BOSCH 14.4 V drill and the BOSCH 24V reciprocating saw and 
circular saw, Porter Cable 19.2V drill, saber saw, and router.  All except 
the router are very handy to have and the BOSCH charger will charge all 
BOSCH batteries.



Don Bowen              Awl Knotted Up                       KI6DIU
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Date: Sat, 24 Feb 2007 18:37:11 -0500
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Nothing in my field.  Just a laborer at an aluminum extrusion plant.  It 
pays very well for around here, the bennies are great and it is only about 
10min from my house.  They don't often have openings and you have to know 
someone to get in, but I do, so.......  I've been sending out resume's out 
of state too.  It is hard for someone with 18years in as an electronics tech 
on R&D instrumentation to find work.  You wouldn't think so, but all the new 
stuff is all surface mount and fine pitch.  I used to be able to solder 
surface mount very nicely, but I can't see that well anymore.  A co-worker 
once called it "soldering fly dirt".  lol  Not far from it.  Most places 
want young people.  I think they think if you are old enough to have worked 
on tubes, you can't possibly know anything about the new technology.  The 
places that do want me, want me in Iraq.  No way!

Wendy

> What kind of job are you getting?
>
> Bev