Online ordering of museum cd's

[ElectroDuende]

(07-16-2014 04:27 PM)rprosperi Wrote:  I was going to reply "Yes, I'll sell you one for half the cost" but knew the joke would backfire and get ugly, so I won't.

After all the work that the creation of the CD's involved, I'd never dare to suggest that. As I told in the beginning, I want to do things right.

(07-16-2014 04:27 PM)rprosperi Wrote:  I strongly recommend you get the full DVD set. You may only want that one manual now, but your presence in this forum indicates that in time, you will definitely want to see others, plus the DVD set includes many, many items you probably never even knew about, which also are certain to be of interest.

Best money you can spend for this particular hobby.

I finally ordered the physical CD; yes, just CD1, as almost all documents that interest me are in it. Mainly the Technical Applications for 27S and 19B and the 15C advanced functions (I found a 15c in very good shape for a reasonable price... lower than $100; even a bargain, I must say... no sorry, the seller had only one).

If this "collecting virus" gets worse, I'd order the full DVD...