I was the one who suggest it, but I thought later that it might be better
to put a a video like ken does, OR to make ourselves available/on call to
arrange a time to do a FaceTime call. The good thing about FaceTime is that
is allows the viewer(s) the chance to interact, ask questions, or to go
back over something they missed. A FaceTime video is also a lot less work
than producing a video.

The bad thing is that you are probably going to get whammed with data
charges if you go on for very long.

I would do this, for sure, and as I mentioned John Rodger is trying to get
up here this week to attack his heater motor problem in my driveway. We
will take every shortcut to getting the dash out, pull the motor, get it in
my studio on the table and whack it open with a hammer and chisel and swap
the motors out. I can "take orders" on a FaceTime call to try it out, for
maybe a few, but the callers will have to be on standby a little bit
because I don't know if John is going to make it up here for sure this
week. We would probably do a series of calls every 10 minutes or so to show
the salient features of the process, not the removal of every bolt and
screw.

But, again, all that notwithstanding, I would be happy to be of whatever
service that I could using FaceTime. Too bad I didn't think of this before
as in the last two years I have upgraded the bushings and springs and
brakes all around the car, I have converted to a turbo-diesel engine, I
have relayed about everything in the car but the horn, painted the car,
replaced window rubber, etc and a host of other things I am not ever likely
to do again (and probably couldn't have been done with a camera in one
hand, either). But I can think of lots of things I could show from time to
time, and would be glad to go put the camera on anything I could explain.
Just remember that I no longer dwell in the gasoline world.

Jim

On Wed, Nov 19, 2014 at 1:15 PM, Eric Wunrow <VW@ericwunrow.com> wrote:

> Like he said…
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> On Nov 19, 2014, at 5:06 AM, Ryan Perry <rjdperry@GMAIL.COM> wrote:
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> > You could also do a Google hangout and have up to ten people on and
> record
> > it for later reference. Heck you could broadcast a hangout live to
> YouTube
> > and have thousands if they knew when... Technology is amazing!
> >
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