[Boatanchors] The Problem With Boat Anchors

[David C. Hallam]

Lifting is one of my big problems.  I have had both hips and one knee 
replaced so I have to lift with my back.  That limits what I can pick up 
off of the floor.  The power supply is on a furniture mover cart so I 
can roll it around.  I don't think this job will require getting into 
the PS anyway.-  I scrounged up a cart for the test instruments I think 
I will need so I should be set.  By uncabling everything, I think I can 
do the work on the transmitter right on the operating desk.  I would 
have to take all the cables apart anyway.

The zero function started working again so hopefully it will just be a 
matter of switch and potentiometer cleaning with no parts replacement.

David
KW4DH

On 8/25/2014 3:32 PM, RAY FRIESS wrote:
> Then, lifting with the knees and arms and not the back should enable
> it to be lifted about five feet to the bench top.  Luckily when I am 
> done, it will be sitting pretty close to the operating position and I 
> should be able to push and slide it across the bench to it's final 
> resting place for operating.  I thought I could always lift it up just 
> an inch or two on the table top and slide some pencils underneath and 
> roll it across.  HI HI.

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