El martes, 1 de junio de 1999 09:00:00 UTC+2, John Winn escribió:
Hello Group,
I just inherited several pieces of furniture from my grandfather and one of
them is a beautiful 25" remote control console entertainment system that
they bought when I was but a baby. I would really like to get it repaired
and was wondering if anyone knows of a place I might get repair specs or
diagrams for it. Seems the biggest problem it has is in the remote control.
It is probably one of the first type as it uses a bellows in the remote that
makes a puff of air thru what looks like a whistle of some sort. It seems
to have a mind of it's own, and will turn on and off on its own. I know
some will say it is hearing another sound but I unplugged the microphone and
it still does it..Anyway if someone could point me in the right direction I
would appriciate it..Thanks! John

Hi, old discussion, but i can ask you about this control room and control console furniture?

http://gesabgroup.com/news/advantis-...command-center

The Daring Dufas wrote:

It's a piece of perverted spam. I'm wondering if it wasn't actually
done by an advertizing bot. ^_^

Strange.

The link that was spammed doesn't appear to have any commercial value
(at least not to anyone reading it here in this newsgroup). It seems to
be a PR piece describing some airport technology (made by a Spanish
company) being used in a particular airport.

However, the post was injected from an IP address located in Spain - the
same country where the equipment company is located.

This seems to be following a pattern I've seen over the past year or two
where a strange assortment of companies that make airport-related
infrastructure equipment seem to be spamvertizing in usenet - mosting in
airport and air travel news groups.

On 3/13/2013 6:31 PM, David L. Martel wrote:
John,

This is a very old (1999) post and the poster may no longer read this
newsgroup. It would be much better if you just asked your own question or
raised your own points, rather than trying to use this old post which no one
remembers.
If your TV is broken I'd suggest an electronics forum rather than a home
repair forum.

Dave M.



It's a piece of perverted spam. I'm wondering if it wasn't actually done
by an advertizing bot. ^_^

TDD

On Mar 13, 9:23*am, Home Guy wrote:
The Daring Dufas wrote:
It's a piece of perverted spam. I'm wondering if it wasn't actually
done by an advertizing bot. ^_^

Strange.

The link that was spammed doesn't appear to have any commercial value
(at least not to anyone reading it here in this newsgroup). *It seems to
be a PR piece describing some airport technology (made by a Spanish
company) being used in a particular airport.

However, the post was injected from an IP address located in Spain - the
same country where the equipment company is located.

This seems to be following a pattern I've seen over the past year or two
where a strange assortment of companies that make airport-related
infrastructure equipment seem to be spamvertizing in usenet - mosting in
airport and air travel news groups.

Not half as strange as all the spamming off topic new
threads created right here by a certain Canadian nut
under various screen names.

John,

This is a very old (1999) post and the poster may no longer read this
newsgroup. It would be much better if you just asked your own question or
raised your own points, rather than trying to use this old post which no one
remembers.
If your TV is broken I'd suggest an electronics forum rather than a home
repair forum.

Dave M.