Poul and Chuck:
I've been reading your thread with great interest and share your
feelings about taking the clock apart. "Walk the walk" I think sums it
up pretty well.
Growing up where I did, my father encouraged me to take things apart and
try to fix them. I am extremely grateful to him for
I think we are on the same page, moduls some minor differences
which can easily be explained by some delta-T and delta-X:
I took apart old tube televisions in Denmark in the 1970ies.
>How can you teach what you don't know? I'd love to teach an elementary school
>science course, I 'd gladly take
Hi Poul,
Finally, my network access is back!
Poul-Henning Kamp wrote:
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Chuck Harris writes:
[I split off this topic, it's interesting in its own right I think]
I must be very unusual, I fix modern TV's, radios, and other consumer
electronics doo-dads.It isn
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Chuck Harris writes:
[I split off this topic, it's interesting in its own right I think]
>> It may not be their fault. Have you tried taking modern toys apart
>> ? Or a radio ? A TV-set ? There is nothing in there our kids can
>> learn anything from :-(
>
>I mu
