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No one knows, his very mysterious like that, but you can check out this recent artist impression of what we think he looks like :D

Are we sure he really exists? ;)

IngoQ wrote: 26 Aug 2017 12:09 Are we sure he really exists? ;)

I ask myself that question all the time :lol:

DrF wrote: 26 Aug 2017 10:47 No one knows, his very mysterious like that, but you can check out this recent artist impression of what we think he looks like :D

:goodpost: :lolbig:

Thought this was realistic..

DrF wrote: 26 Aug 2017 10:47 No one knows, his very mysterious like that, but you can check out this recent artist impression of what we think he looks like :D

:bravo: awesome... looks just like him...

Anzac wrote: 29 Aug 2017 16:59 :bravo: awesome... looks just like him...

Fine by me 8-)

Don't have many images from my old job but I was with this company for nine years and here are a few images anyway...
one of the MPU's I used to repair. Z80 based.

me working hard.. Actually I patched the test rig so it would loop through all the tests itself four hours if needs be. The got rather boring to keep pressing switches all the time and watching lamps so built some circuit so the test rig would run by itself. For some reason the managers were never impressed with my ingenuity..

test rig with my few add-ons.

we used to get bored and set fire to things..

one of the test rigs.

view out of the window.

old Bob in the back room. This guy knew everything about everything.

Jonesy looking grumpy as it's 20 minutes until lunchtime, or in his case pub time.

new guy Alan. He used to get told off constantly for reading the parts catalogues from cover to cover.

Part two...(See previous page for other images)

Then in my next job where I was there about a year until the company closed, like the first one actually.
view out of my audio room workshop window.

I had my own audio workshop all to myself. I used to be directly under the air conditioning so in summer you had to sit in there with your coat on :lol:

one of the amplifies I used to repair.

another one.

has anyone seen the boss lately?

they said give the touchscreen a good test, so I did.

I am not sure if they actually meant this though..

how many engineers does it take to change a lightbulb, seven apparently.

apparently no one had ever managed to crash the test rig in 30 years...

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