"Mike Coatham"

** Bewa ****wit New Zealander alert !!!!!



Lastly Phil, maybe you should read this:
http://www.siliconchip.com.au/cms/A_110635/article.html

This article raises some interesting issues - if you don't hold the
requisite qualifications - isn't any repair work you do illegal?


** That article has nothing do with servicing electronic appliances.

It is all about "electrical" repair work on installed wiring - which is
the province of licensed electricians only in Aussie.

Read para.2 - AGAIN. Whilst the general tenor of the article relates to
'electrical' repair work, it also mentions plug-in appliances.

** In passing only - plus says nothing of value.

The author ( Ross Tester) is well known to me, I have met him and spoken
with him several times.

He is a 100% dope - a know nothing, complete idiot.

You and he would be like twins.




YOU really do have a MASSIVE literacy problem - don't you Mike ????


Which part of para. 2 of the article which says..
" Unlike most other states, in Queensland you cannot even repair plug-in
appliances (such as jug elements, etc)"...... do you not understand?


** The comment is quite wrong - and I am not in Queensland.


The article doesn't specifically rule out NSW does it


** The Silicon Chip article simply has nothing to say about plug in
appliance repairs.

You illiterate bloody kiwi arsehole.


In NSW, are unqualified people like yourself allowed to repair plug-in
appliances????


** No licence requirement exists, except in Qld.

Even there, the needed licence is available merely for the asking - long
as one is not doing on site appliance repairs.

BTW: I am an extremely well qualified and long experienced audio tech.

What sort of ****wit soldering iron jockey are you ???



** My post never mentioned Quad.

Your reading comprehension is that of a demented 7 year old.

Dunno - I've never met one.


** You misread even that simple remark.

You illiterate bloody kiwi arsehole .



....... Phil