Sorry stupid phone will not let me flip them
Hey Stevens205,
Yes, your right. Things have grown! Now let's see the test of time and see if the new models can last 60-70 years... 🥱
[quote="7upuller"]Hey Stevens205,
Yes, your right. Things have grown! Now let's see the test of time and see if the new models can last 60-70 years... 🥱[/quote]
Yes Glen that will be the real test
I cant see them lasting my self I can see lots of good machines parked up because printed circuit board or sensor can no longer replaced
Paul
[quote="7upuller"]Hey Stevens205,
Yes, your right. Things have grown! Now let's see the test of time and see if the new models can last 60-70 years... 🥱[/quote]
Yes Glen that will be the real test
I cant see them lasting my self I can see lots of good machines parked up because printed circuit board or sensor can no longer replaced
Paul
Easier to see...
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Note that there are 3 cats in photo 2.
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