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Fri, 02/23/2007 - 14:30
Unger
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I've gotten a couple calls lately for some Spring training baseball but the truck has a 2.5 ME kayak switcher on it. Is this a switcher that can be learned a just a few hours (lets say 6)?

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Sat, 02/24/2007 - 23:09
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Unger
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[quote="Bill D"][quote="Bob Ennis"]If you're not familiar with a DD, then I'd suggest "no"...not in 6 hours for anything other than the most basic cutting with minimal effects.[/quote] Dissolves are always my favorite effect. :)[/quote] Let me know what shows you direct Bill..:)
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Sat, 02/24/2007 - 19:42
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Bill D
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[quote="Bob Ennis"]If you're not familiar with a DD, then I'd suggest "no"...not in 6 hours for anything other than the most basic cutting with minimal effects.[/quote] Dissolves are always my favorite effect. :)
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Fri, 02/23/2007 - 17:23
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Bob Ennis
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I'd offer that if you already know a DD-series switcher, then you can quickly adapt to the Kayak...it's software is almost identical to that of a DD. If you're not familiar with a DD, then I'd suggest "no"...not in 6 hours for anything other than the most basic cutting with minimal effects.

Bob Ennis

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