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Old 07-15-2010, 09:04 PM
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Default 782 owners manual

The one in tech library for 682/782 don't look like my red 782
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Jim Binder Books will have the right one for you just click their sponser banner at the top of the page.
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What does your red 782 look like...???



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What does your red 782 look like...???



Just like that one

I was looking for operators manual for a 782
The one listed for 682/782 is for 1X8-9
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Jim:

Thanks for bringing this to my attention. We had a bad link and now has been corrected.




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Old 07-17-2010, 07:38 PM
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Thank you Roland,
I know how much effort was put into all the info here, and is well appreciated.

I don't know how all this could be possible to take painstakingly time to even do some thing like color coding wiring diagrams and cutaway pics and with the detailed instructions, that can let a dummy like me to seem somewhat intelligent on these old cubs.

Lets say I just "found an acorn" and at the same time your effort won't go unnoticed, as we do look in that library..... Thanks again !!
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