Posted by wp6529 on June 05, 2023 at 06:08:00 from (38.18.235.18):
In Reply to: Digital magazines posted by rrlund on June 04, 2023 at 06:38:03:
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I find digital to be superior. Paper magazines, manuals, reference books occupy a lot of physical space and are easily damaged. Also thanks to digital I'm able to keep and archive copies of videos showing such things as rebuild of a diesel injection pump for future reference.
With digital versions I can keep all my materials in a very small physical space and keep a backup copy separately. As long as you keep things in standard formats like PDF and MP4 you can be confident of their accessibility long into the future and you can also keep copies of reader / player software on the same media.
Perhaps most importantly print a page or two for reference while I work where the paper is likely to get oil and dirt on it and can be tossed after the work is complete.
More recently I've added a cheap refurb laptop on a swing arm at my workbench so that I can readily view the manuals for things I can work on at my workbench, as well as have convenient access to lookup and order parts as needed. I can still print paper docs for things that won't fit on the workbench to take to where the work is.
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