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 PLH39
 Location: Sydney , NSW
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Hello,
I have heard that there are CD/DVD's around that contain 100's of circiut diagrams and servicing information on Australian radios. I could not find any listed on ebay.

Does anyone have one available for sale or know where they can be purchased? Buying each year of the AORASM would take a while and cost a few dollars.

Regards,
Paul
greenopal.optusnet.com.au
 
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 Arty41
 Location: Brisbane, QLD
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Paul,
Contact Ray Pedri vk6ti.bigpond.com
He's a HRSA member, produces and sells them for $100.00 P&P included
Regards
Rudy
 
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 Arty41
 Location: Brisbane, QLD
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Paul,
Contact Ray Pedri vk6ti.bigpond.com
He's a HRSA member, produces and sells them for $100.00 P&P included
Regards
Rudy
 
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 PLH39
 Location: Sydney , NSW
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Rudy, Thank you for the advice.. I bought the CD and found it very useful. -Paul
 
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