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Old September 2nd 08, 03:44 AM posted to uk.rec.audio
Phil Allison
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"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


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Old September 2nd 08, 08:56 AM posted to uk.rec.audio
Dave Plowman (News)
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In article ,
Mike Coatham wrote:
" Unlike most other states, in Queensland you cannot even repair plug-in
appliances (such as jug elements, etc)"...... do you not understand?
The article doesn't specifically rule out NSW does it, nor does it rule
it in, it says " Unlike most other states" - so what's the story in
your neck of the woods. In NSW, are unqualified people like yourself
allowed to repair plug-in appliances???? Is that plain enough for
you?? A simple yes or no would do.


Sounds like essential legislation if all the inhabitants are as clueless
as Phil.

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Old September 2nd 08, 09:26 AM posted to uk.rec.audio
Phil Allison
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"Dave Plowman (MORON )"


Sounds like essential legislation if all the inhabitants are as clueless
as Phil.



** ROTFLMFAO !!

Wot a bloody hoot -

from a congenital mental retard whos every utterance is pile of absolute
********.




...... Phil



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Old September 2nd 08, 11:26 AM posted to uk.rec.audio
tony sayer
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In article , Phil Allison
scribeth thus

"Mike Coatham"
Rob wrote:
Phil Allison wrote:

Seems amazing value - labour fixed at £48 plus VAT whatever needs
doing, plus parts. Last time I took something in for repair to a local
place it cost £50 just for them to look at it.


Sorry, for clarity. Seems amazing value to me based on my experience of
getting stuff fixed, not anyone else.


** Return to factory service is NOTHING like what your local repair
tech has to do in order to fix something.

For one, the factory generally has the needed PCBs, on hand, aplenty.

For another, they will not bother attempting the time consuming, highly
skilled job of diagnosing exactly which components are faulty - but
rather will have low skilled " monkeys " swap PCBs about until it goes
again.


I'll be disappointed when they do that Phil. I have no experience of
dealing direct with Quad or any manufacturer. The issue is - they'd be
pretty stupid to try it on. They ask for no money up front - they give a
quote. I can say yes or no.


Phil of course is so far off the mark it is laughable.



** What I posted is precisely correct.


Quad service dept isn't staffed by low skilled "monkeys"



** My post does not even mention Quad.

Try learning to read sometime - you arrogant pile of kiwi ****.


Ah!, So its not just the **** POMMIE BARSTEWARDS ***** that attract the
Aussie ire then;?...

..... Phil









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Old September 2nd 08, 11:52 AM posted to uk.rec.audio
Phil Allison
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"tony sayer the lying pig "


Ah!, So its not just the **** POMMIE BARSTEWARDS ***** that attract the
Aussie ire then;?...



** Definition:

Kiwi = someone so congenitally stupid he failed to make it as a pommy
****** and went and hid like a coward in NZ.

Baaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh........




..... Phil


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Old September 2nd 08, 01:06 PM posted to uk.rec.audio
Jim Lesurf[_2_]
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In article , Rob
wrote:


Yours is an interesting theory. I'll report back to the NG. If it's much
over 120UKP Jim can have it for 30UKP :-)


I suspect Quad will be able to repair it for you OK. But if not, please
contact me as, yes, I'd be happy to buy it for 30 quid. :-)

Slainte,

Jim

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