I understand test jigs perfectly well. I don't see how you figure their
"time passes". There will always be a few people that don't give up their
"old" technology and someone out their can still repair it. I will admit I
do not know exactly what these were designed for but apparently at least one
seems to be for some camcorder?? VCR?? I really don't care, I figured if
someone could use them then they could conclude exactly what it was. If they
are so "past history" then why have I found a few of the jigs still
available for sale on a well known parts site?


"Charles Schuler" wrote in message
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"Barry & Nikki" wrote in message
om...
There is always one or most cases on newsgroups MANY in the group that
just
feel they have to comment on anything that pops up. Not that I should
have
to explain myself since it really has no baring on someone either
wanting
or not wanting an item and just moving on and not having to comment but
I
will. I have had these for quite some time from an auction that was held
at
a repair facility that closed its doors; not form a "hamfest".
I've never understood why there is always someone that has to jump at
the first opportunity to share their "knowledge" on something's "worth".
I
never expected to get rich off of these or even make any $$ I was just
trying to see if anyone had a use for them being I do not.
Thank you for stepping up and being the spokesperson for everyone on
this group we appreciate your knowledge and concern for keeping
"worthless"
items off this group. Good luck at your "hamfests" that you have ample
knowledge on.

Wow, very testy response. Hope the jigs are worth millions.

Test jigs are snapshots of a brief time of manufacturing. When their time
passes, they are history.

You don't seem to understand about test jigs. That's OK, there are lots
of
things I don't understand.

Now just calm down and be my friend ;)