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I estimated it would take me 160 hours (4 X 40 hr weeks) to rebuild the amplifier. I would start on it in the new year (2020) as my winter project.
I estimated it would take me 160 hours (4 X 40 hr weeks) to rebuild the amplifier. I would start on it in the new year (2020) as my winter project (little did I know it would become my COVID-19 project).


Well. I couldn't wait till 2020. Curiosity got the better of me and I decided I would read through all the literature and notes that Bob had accumulated while he was restoring the amplifier. And then I came across the eBay advertisement from which Bob purchased the 30S-1 and my aspirations took a step back.
Well. I couldn't wait till 2020. Curiosity got the better of me and I decided I would read through all the literature and notes that Bob had accumulated while he was restoring the amplifier. And then I came across the eBay advertisement from which Bob purchased the 30S-1 and my aspirations took a step back.
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As a result of reading this disappointing news, I added another 80 hours onto the estimate to rebuild the Collins 30S-1.
As a result of reading this disappointing news, I added another 80 hours onto the estimate to rebuild the Collins 30S-1.

''Click on the bold type to move to next page.''
== [[Plan Execution]] ==

Latest revision as of 23:52, 24 May 2020

I estimated it would take me 160 hours (4 X 40 hr weeks) to rebuild the amplifier. I would start on it in the new year (2020) as my winter project (little did I know it would become my COVID-19 project).

Well. I couldn't wait till 2020. Curiosity got the better of me and I decided I would read through all the literature and notes that Bob had accumulated while he was restoring the amplifier. And then I came across the eBay advertisement from which Bob purchased the 30S-1 and my aspirations took a step back.

"This amp working and in daily use until May 2001 - according to what Joe, W4CTG told me (the estate seller), it started showing grid and screen current with low voltage turned on and pins when HV turned on - symptoms present with or without tube"

As a result of reading this disappointing news, I added another 80 hours onto the estimate to rebuild the Collins 30S-1.

Click on the bold type to move to next page.

Plan Execution