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Vectamart · 8th Jul 2007, 8:51 am

I'll always remember a letter to the editor in 'Television' magazine about 25 years ago. It said that there were three pre-requisites that were essential for anyone contemplating becoming a TV engineer: -
1. The strength of Atlas to manhandle the sets;
2. The driving ability of Stirling Moss to get round all the calls in time;
3. The patience of Job to deal with awkward customers without losing you rag.

8th Jul 2007, 8:51 am	#21
Vectamart Pentode Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Ventnor, Isle of Wight, UK. Posts: 141	Re: Humour in the TV trade. I'll always remember a letter to the editor in 'Television' magazine about 25 years ago. It said that there were three pre-requisites that were essential for anyone contemplating becoming a TV engineer: - 1. The strength of Atlas to manhandle the sets; 2. The driving ability of Stirling Moss to get round all the calls in time; 3. The patience of Job to deal with awkward customers without losing you rag.