I had a hunch it was done on purpose!
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Wagtail
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... and impossible to get at without removing two (better, three!) components.
Oh yes, as a Navy electronics tech, I had to deal with this constantly.
Oh yes, as a Navy electronics tech, I had to deal with this constantly.
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That's funny!... and impossible to get at without removing two (better, three!) components.
Oh yes, as a Navy electronics tech, I had to deal with this constantly.
I was in the electronics business and did a bunch of business with a defence contractor who's primary customer was ONI, office of naval intelligence. Spook stuff.
The joke was, everything had to be made sailor proof!
MAX-24-Dean
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Some of the parts returns would indicated "sailor proof" was not possible. Even though it was rare for human damaged components to come back for repair and certification.