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It was in jest of course. I'd take the building over a portable rolling radio desk any day. Do you have a YouTube channel?
Either way please PM me your work number, and or email address.
I've always got room in my phone book for another CB/ham/aamplifier (especially tube driven gear) technicians.
Sometimes tech's Specialize, in specific equipment repair, and or Restorations. And on different types of equipment. Some don't mind working on Tube equipment While others even though can navigate (and if they are true technicians shouldn't have a problem working on any radio related equipment) through a repair or restoration on transistorized, or tube equipment, some would prefer one over the other, but work is work, and work is money. So I will assume you work on both types. From past experience I know it's more likely that you don't have a website, but in the event you do please add it in your contact information on my PM.
Most tech's initially get out there from word-of-mouth. Thanks. 73's

<blockquote data-quote="Sonar" data-source="post: 644189" data-attributes="member: 47153">It was in jest of course. I&#039;d take the building over a portable rolling radio desk any day. Do you have a YouTube channel?Either way please PM me your work number, and or email address.I&#039;ve always got room in my phone book for another CB/ham/aamplifier (especially tube driven gear) technicians.Sometimes tech&#039;s Specialize, in specific equipment repair, and or Restorations. And on different types of equipment. Some don&#039;t mind working on Tube equipment While others even though can navigate (and if they are true technicians shouldn&#039;t have a problem working on any radio related equipment) through a repair or restoration on transistorized, or tube equipment, some would prefer one over the other, but work is work, and work is money. So I will assume you work on both types. From past experience I know it&#039;s more likely that you don&#039;t have a website, but in the event you do please add it in your contact&nbsp; information on my PM.Most tech&#039;s initially get out there from word-of-mouth. Thanks. 73&#039;s</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sonar, post: 644189, member: 47153"] It was in jest of course. I'd take the building over a portable rolling radio desk any day. Do you have a YouTube channel? Either way please PM me your work number, and or email address. I've always got room in my phone book for another CB/ham/aamplifier (especially tube driven gear) technicians. Sometimes tech's Specialize, in specific equipment repair, and or Restorations. And on different types of equipment. Some don't mind working on Tube equipment While others even though can navigate (and if they are true technicians shouldn't have a problem working on any radio related equipment) through a repair or restoration on transistorized, or tube equipment, some would prefer one over the other, but work is work, and work is money. So I will assume you work on both types. From past experience I know it's more likely that you don't have a website, but in the event you do please add it in your contact information on my PM. Most tech's initially get out there from word-of-mouth. Thanks. 73's [/QUOTE]

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