Rewinding a coil for a meter

[liveaboard]

That's a great repair job, really impressive.
I would have never thought you'd be able to measure the length of old wire as you did; that must have taken some time.

And it works! That's the best part.

[GlennW]

Amazing, but not surprising!

I had little doubt that you would succeed.

[Lew Hartswick]

Harold, that reminds me of a "Light control" project of quite a few years ago.
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[JackF]

Great story and great job. Thanks Harold.

Jack

[Harold_V]

Thanks for the support. It's really rewarding when one tackles a job that is difficult and manages to achieve the goal. Most of us do that routinely, though. We're a different breed than the run-of-the-mill guys.

I suspect any of the readers could have achieved the same success, which is more because of our natural curiosity and ability than anything. That's why we gather here---we share those qualities.

H

[Charles T. McCullough]

I come here because I am so jealous of people like you!

[Harold_V]

I come here because I am so jealous of people like you!

Everyone brings something to the table. Your contributions may be different from mine, but of no less value.

H

[Steamer Al]

I take the "Ignorance is bliss" approach. If I dont know something is or should be difficult (or impossible) then I try it anyways and keep trying until it works! It usually does the trick too.

Great work Harold!

[ChipMaker4130]

Harold, you knew it would be extremely difficult, you persevered and you succeeded! Very fine work, photos and write-up. You've inspired me!