by amp-repair-man » Sun Aug 19, 2007 6:09 am
No Problem,
I guess I was caught off guard and didn't expect the resistance! Forgive and foget!! I can completely understand. There are a lot of low life con artists out there and it can be a crap shoot. For those that are interested in my backround, I have worked in communications and telecommunications for 19 years now! I have been involved in CB, VHF, and UHF Radio Communications and their associated Linear Amps. About 10 years ago my company started repairing car stereos and Amps when business slowed down. It turned out really good and I found myself enjoying repairing and testing the equipment.
I was talking to breakjunki on the phone and I will tell you all the same thing.
I cannot fix everything due to extreme damage and unavailable parts.So you never know until you get in to it! I have had extensive soldering training and do neat, clean work! You have to when you work on equipment that is monitored by FCC regulations.
My intentions are to offer affordable repair for the end user or anyone who does install for a living to make a few bucks!! It is all about incentive. I have a telecommunications repair business that has been going since Sept. of 1994
and it certainly would not have lasted that long if I was screwing people over.
If anyone has any questions on what I do or about me don't hesitate to contact me.
Thanks , Amp-Repair-Man
No Problem,
I guess I was caught off guard and didn't expect the resistance! Forgive and foget!! I can completely understand. There are a lot of low life con artists out there and it can be a crap shoot. For those that are interested in my backround, I have worked in communications and telecommunications for 19 years now! I have been involved in CB, VHF, and UHF Radio Communications and their associated Linear Amps. About 10 years ago my company started repairing car stereos and Amps when business slowed down. It turned out really good and I found myself enjoying repairing and testing the equipment.
I was talking to breakjunki on the phone and I will tell you all the same thing.
I cannot fix everything due to extreme damage and unavailable parts.So you never know until you get in to it! I have had extensive soldering training and do neat, clean work! You have to when you work on equipment that is monitored by FCC regulations.
My intentions are to offer affordable repair for the end user or anyone who does install for a living to make a few bucks!! It is all about incentive. I have a telecommunications repair business that has been going since Sept. of 1994
and it certainly would not have lasted that long if I was screwing people over.
If anyone has any questions on what I do or about me don't hesitate to contact me.
Thanks , Amp-Repair-Man