Amen Israel, The magic bullet is just not there. Today I started a grand regulation by adjusting the rep springs. Darn they were kicking like a mule, to the point that checking in some areas was impossible. I also roughed in the checks. Ops the book tells me that is supposed to be done last. Regards Roger > > More time is wasted arguing about what regulation "step" has to be done > before what other regulation "step" than just about anything else in this > profession. The bottom line is, some things affect other things and > ultimately regulation is a circular process - you run through the > functions and refine them as needed until you get a satisfactory result. > And anyone's formula or recipe or list of "steps" leaves something to be > desired. Ultimately one does not master regulation until one can read from > the action itself - and not from some list of steps - what actually needs > to be done next. Conversely, if one just follows a list of steps without a > clear understand of what is being affected and how at every step of the > way - one will get into trouble no matter whose list they use... > > Israel Stein > > >
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