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sobell1980 · 2nd Dec 2014, 9:55 pm

This set has although been nothing short of a nightmare, it certainly has been a huge learning curve and a frustrating one at that. I have at times walked away and done some other easier projects in between to keep my enthusiasm going, I do love the hobby though but it's time to put this set to bed. I have invested quite a bit of money on new kit to further my knowledge and skills in this hobby. I am now efficient with my new kit and confident in using it after all your help on this forum. Especially using the scope. It has also aided me in my job. Using the scope I can now see you can diagnose faults easily with visible results with out educated guess work. Hopefully I can get sat afternoon on the set.
Dave.

2nd Dec 2014, 9:55 pm	#149
sobell1980 Octode Join Date: May 2011 Location: Bromyard, Herefordshire, UK. Posts: 1,241	Re: Roberts RMB Problems This set has although been nothing short of a nightmare, it certainly has been a huge learning curve and a frustrating one at that. I have at times walked away and done some other easier projects in between to keep my enthusiasm going, I do love the hobby though but it's time to put this set to bed. I have invested quite a bit of money on new kit to further my knowledge and skills in this hobby. I am now efficient with my new kit and confident in using it after all your help on this forum. Especially using the scope. It has also aided me in my job. Using the scope I can now see you can diagnose faults easily with visible results with out educated guess work. Hopefully I can get sat afternoon on the set. Dave.