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FPR 200 1985

posted by  totin'daload on  Fri Mar 4 02:24 CST 2005
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Art,
Re-reading this thread, I realized I had not answered the question in your post.
No, the failed FPR, when shaken vigorously, shows no evidence of loose or rattling parts inside.

I will "autopsy" the unit when I have a bit of leisure time, and see what makes her tick. Maybe I will discover a nice little nugget of information...if so, I will post the cause of failure.

Thanks again.

Jackson Sadler






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