RE: [Harp-L] Repair crystall elements

[J Compton <jofjltn4@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Is the resulting "fixed" element just like new?  I'd be surprised, but admit I haven't tried it myself.

Your English was "not too bad", and I could discern what you meant to say where there were problems.  However, your "not too bad" English provided one of the most profound statements I have read in a very long time:
"If not, take a strong clue and fix it."

The world (and harp-l) would be a much better place if more people followed this advice.

Jonathan



> To: Harp-L@xxxxxxxxxx
> Date: Mon, 18 Feb 2008 03:18:47 -0500
> From: bbharpy@xxxxxxx
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> Subject: [Harp-L] Repair crystall elements
> 
> Hi, 
> you can do a repair of crystall elements yourself, dont be afraid.
> The most mistake is the crystall is broken or the centerpin is loosing contakt to the crystall because the clue
> is old or bad. So oben the element and check if the clue is ok. In Aceton you can put the membran so the clue 
> will become soft and you can take away the membran. Look if the Centerpin is fixed on the end of the crystall.
> If not, take a strong clue and fix it. After this work you put the membran back and again fix the centerpin to the membran with clue.
> If the crystall is not broken or dead at all the element will work.
> Best regards
> Rald BBH
> hope my english is not too bad....!!!
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