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ALANS ANITAS · 9th Aug 2006, 10:10 pm

Hi

I went to a tip in Northamptonshire today,which had a scruffy, but complete Bush DAC10,but was not allowed to purchase it "because it was electric.
I did suggest that he cut off the mains lead and sell it as a collectable, but the answer was still no, despite previous contractors on the site accepting my qualifications. After 48 years servicing electric and electronic equipment I feel caipable of working on a DAC10. I had previously purchased radios, televisions, and video recorders from the same site.
At tips in Leicestershire you are not allowed to purchase anything.
What a way to recycle! !!!!

Regards

ALAN

9th Aug 2006, 10:10 pm	#1
ALANS ANITAS Rest in Peace Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: North West Northamptonshire, UK. Posts: 346	Local Rubbish Tips. Hi I went to a tip in Northamptonshire today,which had a scruffy, but complete Bush DAC10,but was not allowed to purchase it "because it was electric. I did suggest that he cut off the mains lead and sell it as a collectable, but the answer was still no, despite previous contractors on the site accepting my qualifications. After 48 years servicing electric and electronic equipment I feel caipable of working on a DAC10. I had previously purchased radios, televisions, and video recorders from the same site. At tips in Leicestershire you are not allowed to purchase anything. What a way to recycle! !!!! Regards ALAN Last edited by ALANS ANITAS; 9th Aug 2006 at 10:12 pm. Reason: Spelling error