Ho ho ho Bin library

[Bruce Plecan]

OK, then start one,
see how easy that is.

When you make the decision to do it, you can set the rules on how you want
to do something.
Wanna learn about bins, and calibrations?.
Get an editor, and stare are a few, see what the revisions do.
Stuff from Oz is interesting, they use the same masks for some different no.
cylinder applications.
Remember 808.
Understanding the code is like rocket science for some of us, and tuning is
/ can be in large experimentation.
Haven't seen any dumb questions, but seen alot repeated, and reading the
archives is again a fast way to even get to where need to be.
Bruce






> I totally agree, I don't mind learning myself, but find unnecessary
suffering &
> hardship, well, unnecessary.....
> There have been plenty of times (and will be plenty of times), while
trying to
> get my cal right that a helpful hint would be very, helpful :)
> Maybe even keep me from searching for hours thru the archives or asking a
stupid
> question to the group.  I learn very well by example.
> Gabe


> Walter Sherwin wrote:
> > Wull, however you want it Bruce.....
> > But,  I would tend to think that a library of stock OE CAL's in close
> > proximity to a similar nearby library (seperately labelled of course) of
> > CAL's associated with, or related to, or referenced to the above would
be
> > helpful to newbies in the sense that people could independantly seek out
> > firsthand illustrations of ..........1)what the pro's take your money
for
> > [in equivalent applications], or..........2)what the real die-hard
> > enthusiasts/homegrowers have accomplished/tried and found to work (or
not to
> > work) with specific applications, with specific CAL's.
> > One does not have to preclude the other, but instead they can co-exist
as
> > contrasting examples. Kind of an illustratrative tutorial supplement to
> > "Tunung 101", but certainly no replacement.
> > Often new people starting out mostly need a "sanity check" once in
awhile
> > (ie: the student says.........I understand "what" direction to go in,
but am
> > I really coding this damn thing right, and why is it not working for
me?).
> > Making bread, and learning to fish, are are about as relevant to a new
> > carpenter as is basic accounting.
> > Just a few thoughts......
> > Walt.


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