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<font size=3> <font size=3></blockquote>Ah !! there we have it ! And
based on those assumptions I would aggree with you for sure. My take was
simply directed towards encouraging those who are in that exact situation
to upgrade to this relatively new way of going about things. You know
that Stanwood kit costs around 150 dollars or so ? People are putting out
a grand or more for a tuning device... so the kit is a bargain in
comparison. And like I said. You can wow'em and have a good time at it
and do it all fast and effective. </blockquote><br>
<font size=3>Understanding at last, <G> Buy the
Kit, get a good digital scale, and read all the excellent articals on
touch weight and action geometry that has been written over the last
3yrs. And watch your income soar.<br>
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It will be one of the best investments in time and money that a serious
tech can make.<br>
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Have a good weekend.<br>
Roger </font><br>
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