Author: Dick Schneiders
Date: 05:10:52 08/11/05
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On August 11, 2005 at 07:47:36, Steve B wrote: >QUESTION FOR YOU.. >i remember you asking me a few months ago if my manual also mentioned the >upcoming upgrade to the CC3 on page 4 the last age of the manual(which it did) > >does your the manual for this BLUE CC1 mention the $75 upgrade? Yes, Steve, the manual for this "BLUE CC1" has exactly the same wording on the last page as my other two manuals do, including the information about the upgrade. Do you think that anybody on Kurt's forum might know something about this? Can I post a question like this in English there, or should I try and get a German translation somehow? I really want to know why Fidelity would switch from plastic pieces that have magnets in the bottom, to wooden ones that are way too large for the board and have no magnets. The wooden ones are very difficult to use as they slide all over and are too big for the squares. At least this would explain why the box and manual pictures show different pieces than the more common wooden ones. >all of this goes to prove something that was told to me by an old collector many >decades ago... > > >Grasshopper(he affectionately called me)..once you acquire 95% of what you are >searching for..then you will be only 1/2 through your quest > >Kung Fo Regards >Steve I like that and it is certainly true. The last 5% of anything will be the most difficult to achieve. And perhaps the most satisfying. Reaching For The Brass Ring Regards, Dick Schneiders
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