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The world will be sadder if we lose you Rusty. As far as wasting time, in my case, what else would I be doing? Better yet, what would I rather be doing? I can’t think of anything better than tinkering around my shop and the multiple projects that will bring me a sense of satisfaction. Yes, many...
I’m no welder but I’ve been trying to learn the trade. One of the things with cast iron is it’s a pain to weld. Yes, it can be welded. One must have patience however. The piece to be welded must be heated up. The don’t know the exact temperature but it depends on factors such as thickness...
I absolutely hated NATOPS. It was ok for a reference but sifting through it to answer questions on the open book, PITA. MCI courses weren’t too bad. I took three courses and aced all three. Still have my NATOPS and my checklist. IIRC NA-01-230HMA- something I no longer remember. I can still do a...
Hopefully they have something like that near Cheyenne. Back when I was still in the service, I needed to get my A&P license. I had to take three multiple guess tests and the oral and then practical tests. It took about a month and a half or so to do everything . It was really expensive though...
I’m in the early stages of learning about radios. I’ve got a bunch of test equipment and power sources that may help my journey, once I figure out how they work. I’ve also got a bunch of electronic parts, which I need to figure out how to use to repair broken radios.
My end goal is to have...
Over the years I’ve acquired some PRC 10 radios. Two are in backpack configuration and one is set up for use in a vehicle. I put together a bench to try and test each one with the plan to incorporate them into my War Wagon a replica gun truck from the Vietnam War. I picked up one of the home...
Waaay back in the 80’s and 90’s when I was stationed in Iceland in an Air Force Rescue Squadron, the flight line truck was a beat up “six pack” Dodges or Chevy’s. The PJ’s had some serious rigs! Everything on the trucks that could be upgraded was upgraded with the best that Uncle Sugar could...
Where did those rifle racks come from? I once bought a bunch of military parts back a few years and I have at least one of those upper clips. Nice to know what it’s used for.
The books are available on line. They are not digital to the best of my knowledge. I’ll try and remember what I did with my copies. If I can find them, I’ll see if your truck is in there.