[Johnson] So sue me

Mark Foltarz Foltarz at rocketmail.com
Thu Apr 21 18:42:32 EDT 2005


Jon,

  Your absolutely right. The litigous mire our society has developed runs deep
& wide.
 
  Frankly, you'd be better off burying the ranger in your backyard.

  I tell you what, I'll trade you a cinder block for it. About the same size
hole has to be dug. Bigger handles too.


  (smirk) 73 de KA4JVY

   Mark



--- Sherrill Watkins <Sherrill.Watkins at dgs.virginia.gov> wrote:
> Jon: There is almost no way you can sell anything and not have legal
> exposure. You can donate your Ranger to me and I will sign a hold harmless
> clause and not charge you anything, for free! -73- Sherrill W. k4own. 
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: K6JEK [mailto:k6jek at comcast.net] 
> Sent: Thursday, April 21, 2005 4:20 PM
> To: johnson at mailman.qth.net
> Subject: [Johnson] So sue me
> 
> 
> Does anyone know how to sell a boat anchor and not get sued for it?  I 
> was thinking of selling one my Rangers but wonder what kind of warning 
> would suffice to cover me.   In this litigious society, people will sue 
> you for not telling them that water is wet.  I can think of several 
> dangerous things about a Ranger:
> 
> 1) No interlock.  If you run it with the cover off, you're exposed to 
> potentially fatal voltages.
> 2) Two wire plug.  If anything goes wrong and you don't have it 
> otherwise grounded, the cabinet will get be hot;
> 3) If it has the PTT that Johnson suggests,, there's 200V on the mike 
> cord;
> 4) The relay socket has a 50/50 chance of being hot all the time;
> 5) It things really go wrong, it'll set your house on fire;
> 
> Not to mention
> 
> 6)  It's old.  It might stop working any second now
> 7) If you operate it without a license the FCC might get you.
> 8) the fabled good audio isn't as good as the audio of a Collins 20V2.
> 
> I've learned recently that "as is" doesn't mean much.  It seems to mean 
> "as described" and that includes "as not described (omitted) " and even 
> "you should have known even if you didn't"    Is there a better phrase? 
>   How about a really CYA contract?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Jon
> 
> 
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