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My apologies. I know you've been in school for as long as I've
been on this list. Does this program ever
end?
No problem, I just didn't want to hurt my credibility by
being associated with a mere tech :-)..... just a bit of intertrade
ribbing of course! I'm currently in my final year... unless I get an opportunity
to get my dual ticket, then it will be another 2 years of electrical. 7
years... I could've been a doctor, but I have no people skills.(no patience for
patients)
One good thing about the broken ribs is that you'll get a break from
the home construction
projects.
Nah, I was still out there for a few hours last night,
building roof trusses.(read previous comment about being well
medicated)
Good news/bad news. The good news is that I
just helped the Canadian economy. The bad news is that I did it
by ordering a new O-360 engine from Aerosport in Kamloops,
BC. It was a bargain, "only" $21,200. Unfortunately, that's
US, not
Canadian.
Arrggh, you really did go over to the dark side. Well Bart
does have an excellent reputation for quality engines which says allot
considering with what he has to work with. Hopefully everything goes well with
it. I'm not sure if his US price is affected by the exchange rate or not, as our
dollar is at it's highest in many years right now. ($.86 vs. $.63 when I was
building) Since he has to buy all supplies in US$, I doubt it actually affects
his US selling price much. Not that any of this really eases your pain in the
wallet at all.
Todd (friends shouldn't let friends fly
Lycs)
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