Boy, I hates bein' the rookie...
But I will say ya'll are kinder than the Gold Wing group I joined. I asked about blinking lights that aren't supposed to and they had me looking for blinker fluid. Worse than that, I darn near believed 'em.
Thanks for the conversation so far - that web site someone posted is a big help - at least I know what stuff is 'sposed to look like. The topics kinda started to stray after that (used to it from the bike group) but I'll keep checking - I'm not easily discouraged or offended and the GoldWIng guys REALLY tried... Maybe in a week or so I'll have some more specific questions to challenge the collective wisdom
I'm going to be tackling this piecemeal since I really haven't got anywhere to take it all apart and keep track of everything so it's gonna be a while. I'll mebbe find a 10 year old who's smarter than me (shouldn't be difficult) and post a photo or two along the way.
And I just might get totally hooked on doing this and get fanatical about it. Who knows? But I'm pretty much a functional kind of guy, so actually I expect that I won't, but I've said that before.
Stay tuned...
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Ouch...
Fellas on the home-building crew send the newbie out for the "plank stretcher"
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Seriously...
Seriously BA - I hope you don't mind some of the idle banter that goes on during some of the list topics - there are some real nuggets of wisdom in most of the postings, and then just some real good friends taking well-intentioned pokes at each other from miles apart.
I'm a very new list member, probably only a few weeks now, and I've asked some horribly, grievously, head-shakingly stupid questions, and been met with nothing but patience and an *incredible* amount of assistance. Probably my worst is asking how to re-sort the postings, when there's two big fat drop-downs at the bottom of the screen to do just such a thing - and I missed them completely!
I don't think there would be any other way to find out this kind of information without being able to ask the "Been-There-Done-That's" that frequent the board. And I *do* mean "frequent", I've made posts in every hour of the day except between 2 and 6 am, and gotten responses back in fairly short order. I'm very impressed by the "population" of the board, and being an IT guy, I'm more than impressed by their technical abilities (home networking / posting photos / posting manuals, etc.)
Anway - welcome again, and I hope you find the board as helpful as I have.
I'm a very new list member, probably only a few weeks now, and I've asked some horribly, grievously, head-shakingly stupid questions, and been met with nothing but patience and an *incredible* amount of assistance. Probably my worst is asking how to re-sort the postings, when there's two big fat drop-downs at the bottom of the screen to do just such a thing - and I missed them completely!
I don't think there would be any other way to find out this kind of information without being able to ask the "Been-There-Done-That's" that frequent the board. And I *do* mean "frequent", I've made posts in every hour of the day except between 2 and 6 am, and gotten responses back in fairly short order. I'm very impressed by the "population" of the board, and being an IT guy, I'm more than impressed by their technical abilities (home networking / posting photos / posting manuals, etc.)
Anway - welcome again, and I hope you find the board as helpful as I have.
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Hey, I really hope I didn't give the impression that I'm offended - it just strikes me SO SO funny that I went through the "newbie" syndrome about 10 months ago with the bike guys and, well, here we go again! I mean, they had me looking for stuff on my bike that is COMPLETELY made up and I'm not exactly an inexperienced mechanic (electrics, forget about it, but I know which end of a wrench to hold). I swore it was a conspiracy, but in the end there was sound advice, good conversation and friendships made and that's what it's all about at the end of the day.
SO, no problems on this end - I enjoy the chatter and you learn about folks that way. And you are right - this is one of the savviest message boards I have ever seen - easy to use, easy to find stuff. Might direct some of my remote riding buddies to take a look and see what it should be like.
Glad to be aboard here in lovely Massachusetts
SO, no problems on this end - I enjoy the chatter and you learn about folks that way. And you are right - this is one of the savviest message boards I have ever seen - easy to use, easy to find stuff. Might direct some of my remote riding buddies to take a look and see what it should be like.
Glad to be aboard here in lovely Massachusetts
Larry Rose
MA, Dighton
1954 Cub
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