[Clegg] Gene Inteterceptor Muting.

[manualman at juno.com]

The majority of all the Clegg manuals that were done in mimeograph form
have been reworked by me. They have been retyped, formatted, corrected
(numerous errors and typos) and additional information added which came
directly from Ed Clegg's files and was not in the original distributed
manuals. All of these are available from me on my web site. Many of the
original Clegg schematics were done on engineering size (6S or 8S) acidic
paper which by now after 50 plus years have turned very brown and
speckled. Fortunately, roughly 20 plus years ago, I had the sense to
clean them up and replicate them on non acidic paper.

Pete, wa2cwa
www.classicradiomanuals.com


On Tue, 3 Jan 2017 11:45:54 -0600 Robert Nickels <ranickel at comcast.net>
writes:
> On 1/3/2017 8:11 AM, blimpy wrote:
> > A trick I use.. is to take the schematics to the copy store.. and 
> have them blown up to 11x17.
> > make a couple of copies.    Then you can use colored markers to 
> allow you follow various wires
> > without any confusion.
> 
> A great idea, and one that prompts a question to the group.
> 
> I have most of the original manuals in paper form, which in Clegg's 
> case 
> usually means "mimeo" copies and up to D size blueline prints that 
> aren't the easiest to work with.   It would be a great help for all 
> 
> Clegg owners to have the manuals digitized to pdf form to make it 
> easier 
> to print working copies of pages as needed etc.  Especially the 
> large 
> drawings which would require a large-format scanner but which are 
> also 
> especially fragile and apt to get lost.
> 
> For a number of years, there was  repository of Clegg (and Swan) 
> manuals 
> at the site  http://6mt.com - which now seems to be permanently 
> gone.   
> I wonder if anyone had the foresight to save copies that could now 
> be 
> uploaded to BAMA?    (For some reason, BAMA doesn't even have a 
> Clegg 
> category, perhaps just because the manuals were available at the 6mt 
> site).
> 
> If not, I guess someone could buy and upload the pdf copies from the 
> 
> CDROM being sold on eBay, since that's probably where they came from 
> in 
> the first place!
> 
> 73, Bob W9RAN