- Oct 30, 2004
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Class A stuff as always but it looks like a job and a half to set up!
Got the 35P
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So does my bank book! :mrgreen:
- Nov 4, 2004
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Nice Fotis!
Let us know your thoughts of the new vs the old.
JD338
Let us know your thoughts of the new vs the old.
JD338
bbearhntr
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Very nice! We are waiting for a product review now.....
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Will report fellas
DrMike
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Fotis,
Mine is in Missouri. I'm trying to figure a way to get it up here. I think I have it worked out, but it will take me a couple of months longer.
However, it may enable me to make a trip down to Washington sometime soon. I'll watch your review so I can avoid any mistakes.
Mine is in Missouri. I'm trying to figure a way to get it up here. I think I have it worked out, but it will take me a couple of months longer.
However, it may enable me to make a trip down to Washington sometime soon. I'll watch your review so I can avoid any mistakes.- Thread starter
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Review on Sunday
Greg Nolan
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Very nice indeed. It looks impressive but "what happened to the rifle"? :lol:
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No room for it. I was spoiled with the chrony at 5 lbs. This monster is 22 LBS as is.
big rifle man
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Pop, you wil love that 35P. I've had mine for a long time and other than replacing batteries never had any issues. Use electricians tape on the cables after setting the unit up. Makes it easy to store the unit.
