Re: 30 gigs of schematics, all brands and current

Closed shop mentality? What do you expect? Offer access for free? You can
already get many schematics for free or for small fee from many sites. He
is trying to provide a service to other techs and cover the costs. He
certainly won't get rich at $60 per year. Seems he is promoting open access
to info that most techs have trouble getting at a reasonable cost if not a
manufacturer's ASC.

Leonard

"Karyudo" <karyudo_usenet@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> On 8 Nov 2005 04:51:39 -0800, "Tech Data" <tvdoc50@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>>Here's an answer to all. Forget it. And to the 'non tech' who thinks I
>>should refund every whiney person who can't find what they want out of
>>30 gigs, you miss the big picture. This is a SHARING site. While
>>members are welcome to take what I have to offer, they're also expected
>>to share if someone needs what they have. As far as 'cheery refunds'???
>>I've got several members bragging they got they're moneys worth in 20
>>seconds. You want testimonials, I'm a moderator on one of the best
>>forums on the internet, www.wa6ati.com . Scroll down to the Bulletin
>>Board link and ask to join( it's free) My announcements are at the top
>>thread, WITH HIS APPROVAL. Join or not but I'm not going to spend 40
>>days and 40 nights trying to convice people to spend 15.00 for God's
>>sake. Now, as far as the laser disc, the closest I have is a CLD-S320.
>>The rest are more current DVD players by Pioneer. As I stated, the
>>Pioneer section is mostly newer, high end products. That's not to say
>>that one of my members woulnd't have it though.
>>www.techdata-kicksass.net
>
> I can respect that. I don't think the casual dabbler such as myself is
> who you're looking for, and I don't think people like me are looking
> for what you've got -- at least not how you've got it. That's fine.
>
> However, I do feel sorta disappointed that you've got quite the
> treasure trove of stuff (apparently), but that the "closed shop"
> mentality lives on amongst you and other fellow tech assist people. I
> don't mean that in a bitter way (well, not exactly); I just mean that
> in my opinion you're not providing a service that's of value to much
> of anyone but people in the business already. Which is too bad, since
> I suspect there are a lot more of us dabblers than there are of you
> pros.
>
> Sincere thanks for your research on my Pioneer LD player manual -- I
> know it's going to be a tricky find.


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