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Posted by soundguy on July 12, 2007 at 21:12:19 from (71.49.8.99):
In Reply to: Why is it that posted by old on July 12, 2007 at 19:48:32:
Old.. i know what you mean. I divide it into 2 groups.. those that are not 'compatible' with machines.. and those that run them sloppily. 1st example... my wife.. she ain't machine compatible.. I swear.. she could break a 500# anvil with a chicken feather...
and for the sloppy people...
One of the venue's i work in for my night job just had a new 50k$ lighting system upgrade.. it has a computerized board that talks to a 65k$ colortran dimmerpack that runs the lamps in a large 2 story, multi business building. The building is open 7 days a week.. 8am to 11pm. I work there 4 shifts per week.. I -never- have problems on it... I took the small training course the installer offered a few weeks ago after the updates were added. Non of the other technicians bothered to take the course ( and we were paid to take it if we wanted to!! ). 80% of the other tech's have to call me to have me talk them thru problems with it. IE.. ont he 3 days I don't work, and on the morning shifts when I'm not there on the 4 days I do work.. I get at least 1-2 calls for support. Soundguy
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