I wonder if these are just downloaded from BAMA?

[Peter A Markavage]

Malcolm:
I agree completely which is why I have to have the original manual and/or
schematic before I offer a replication for sale or trade. It's also why I
reject any orders or "requests for trade" for my replications from any of
the other manual vendors. If I can't read my own replication down to the
smallest font from the original print, then it doesn't get offered. If I
buy a batch of manuals at a hamfest or ebay, any manual copies or copies
of copies, that may be in the batch, immediately find their way right
into the recycle bin for shredding. They're not worth the time or
aggravation.
Pete, WA2CWA
Manualman

On Tue, 29 Oct 2002 15:54:47 -0800 Malcolm Leonard
<radiorepair at MINDSPRING.COM> writes:
> I ordered a manual awhile ago from a fairly well known purveyor of
> antique
> radio repair parts.What I received was a horribly executed download
> obviously taken from one of the internet manual/schematic sites.It
> simply
> was not readable,period.The seller did refund my money including
> postage,but
> selling manuals and schematics that are literally unreadable is not
> exactly
> an honest way to aqquire money.
> Malcolm Leonard

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