Cincy Tech

[sukchew at cox-internet.com (Chuck Blue)]

You must have misunderstood.I said I have the tools,Not the knowledge.I'm 
just a helper!I only know how to repair the equipment that works on the 
AC.My AC knowledge is very limited.What we need is a AC guy.
ole blue
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "C Boyko" <roccit_53@scirocco.cs.uoguelph.ca>
To: "Neptuno" <neptunonc@yahoo.com>
Cc: <scirocco-l@scirocco.org>; <sukchew@cox-internet.com>; 
<greg.rocco@gmail.com>; <smithma7@gmail.com>
Sent: Sunday, February 26, 2006 12:16 PM
Subject: Re: Cincy Tech


> On 12:55:22 pm 02/26/06 Neptuno <neptunonc@yahoo.com> wrote:
>> Last year was my initiation with Cincy, and although I saw many
>> people doing repairs to their cars, I never new what was going to
>> happened in one area or another. I wonder if in years past we had
>> organized tech sessions and times associated to them????
>>   I wonder if maybe we can do something or assigned a formal time for
>> these things to happen. Like an initial instruction and then a use the
>> remainder of the time to actually wrench on the cars?
>>   Both Timbo and Old Blue have suggested good tech sessions. I wonder
>> how we can make them and others out there happen so that most of us can
>> benefit from the suggestions?
>>   So I invite all of us to think about this and come up with a way of
>> doing it. Obviously Cincy is about being there and living that
>> experience with fellow scirocco owners, and that Dawns plans take
>> precedent, but can we incorporate the Tech in in a sorta schedule
>> way?   Thank you all,
>>
>>   El Tony
>
>
> I doubt anyone will get too organized, but if somebody has a white
> board/marker (blackboard/chalk), maybe we could toss it on the front
> porch/in the garage and anyone who has something going on can jot it down
> on there, and that way people can check it out. Ex: "1pm- Chuck's checking
> AC on the navy MkI with the ass-rust on jackstands nearest the Johhny on
> the spot."  or, "12 noon: aerial photo on the back lawn"
>
> It's gotta run itself I think, and be brain-dead simple. So who's got a
> white board/markers? It'd be good for stuff like "Brett, I have your 10mm
> flat wrench" too.
>
> As for knowing what's happening in one area or another? Nobody knows, it
> just happens. Anyone doing garage door videos this year?
>
> Cathy
>