Enlarged Schematics

[harborman]

I went and had larger schematics made. Makes it a lot easier to follow circuits. Cost for 9 drawings was about $14.

[Danglerb]

Same here, I used Kinkos and made some 17x24, and one set of I think the next size up. Works great from the set of Jim's CDs.

[harborman]

Originally Posted by Danglerb

Same here, I used Kinkos and made some 17x24, and one set of I think the next size up. Works great from the set of Jim's CDs.

Mine are actually bigger. That ruler was 15". I forget what size but I think a standard blue print type. Anyway, I don't need them now, but good to have.

Working on my Jeep CJ5 now!!!!

[lfausty]

now really when buying the children eyes of awe and when you go to working on em all of a sudden your blind. showing your age? *mash kernal klink "i see nothin".

[harborman]

Originally Posted by lfausty

now really when buying the children eyes of awe and when you go to working on em all of a sudden your blind. showing your age? *mash kernal klink "i see nothin".

Yep, 68 next month! Just need those $2 reading glasses.

[Danglerb]

Yup, getting old is no fun, but not bad compared to the alternatives.

Keep all your old pairs of glasses. I dug up a pair of safety glasses from a job 20 years ago, and now they work fine for close up work.

[Alan in AZ]

Porsche also made large schematics/wiring diagrams - I have a set for my GTS.

Really big 24" x 45"

Alan

[harborman]

Originally Posted by Alan in AZ

Porsche also made large schematics/wiring diagrams - I have a set for my GTS.

Really big 24" x 45"

Alan

Ok, did not know that. I just put the diagrams on a CD and took them over to our local print shop. I could have even had bigger ones made! Mine actually might be your size. Possibly standard blue print size. I just got tired of enlarging the .pdf image on the computer.

[dtool242]

Originally Posted by lfausty

now really when buying the children eyes of awe and when you go to working on em all of a sudden your blind. showing your age? *mash kernal klink "i see nothin".

It was Hogan's Heroes not Mash and actually that was Sergeant Schultz's line...