Re: Stuff for Christmas

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Original poster: "jason wallace by way of Terry Fritz <twftesla-at-qwest-dot-net>" <jcwallace-at-cybrtown-dot-com>

Patrick,
As a wife of a coiler I have found he (jason) can never have to many on/off
switches, extra extension cords, wire, copper tubbing, even wood for
building the platforms. Wire splices and lots of odds and ends stuff makes
great stocking stuffers. Tools also I mean you guys ALWAYS need tools to
work on your coils. Even things like organizer type things to Hold all the
piece parts in are great gifts, If other wifes are like me your kind of
stocked up in piece parts, the bigger parts of coils like transformers and
that I NEVER get alone as I don't have a CLUE what to look for or ask for.
Some gifts Jason knows about before hand just so that he can get what is
that he wants so that I dont goof up and get the wrong thing. Also you can
ask for books/video's to further your research. Good luck and hope your
"santa" brings you lots of coiling goodies.
Christy (Wife to a coiler whos up WAY to late tonight )

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Date: Monday, December 03, 2001 8:03 PM
Subject: Stuff for Christmas


>Original poster: "Patrick Leonard by way of Terry Fritz
<twftesla-at-qwest-dot-net>" <transactoid-at-rogers-dot-com>
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>As a newbie coiler, what items do you guys find useful to have around that
>would make good "Santa requests"? :)
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>I'm looking at a capacitance meter, but what else?
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>Thanks,
>Patrick.
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